Hollowshore Creek Limited Edition Giclee Art Print stationery capturing its dramatic stormy skies

capturing its dramatic stormy skies in an original Pen and Ink drawing

its distinctive silhouette a familiar sight for locals and visitors alike

The boat in the centre of the picture is a beached and decaying banked on her side

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The intricate architecture with intercepting structural components and angles combined with the incredible lighting makes this one of the most complex drawings I have ever undertaken

Hollowshore Creek Limited Edition Giclee Art Print stationery capturing its dramatic stormy skiesHollowshore Creek Sketch #44 Book #2 (2022) Sketched in my second notebook in the spring of 2022, the viewing point for this sketch is from the confluence between Oare and Faversham Creek, looking out to Whitstable and the more expansive Thames estuary. Originally Hollowshore was named 'Holy Shore' by a Viking King, according to The Shipwright's Arms at a 13th century pub adjacent to my outlook; on the left features Testers Boatyard, which continues a