Architecture Fades But Light Renews. by John Graham Inkson

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Very effective drawing, John. The black paper adds something mysterious.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Mon 22 Jun 09:46:49

An excellent drawing John. The light beautifully captured.

Posted by Denise Cat on Mon 22 Jun 09:53:03

A lovely drawing and I can see your attraction to it

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 22 Jun 10:16:27

Full of emotion so brilliantly captured John. I absolutely love this.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 22 Jun 10:47:15

It’s a fabulous looking piece John , the sort of think I love to see in these old buildings.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 22 Jun 10:52:10

Superb work John.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Mon 22 Jun 12:41:41

A beautiful piece with lovely light.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Mon 22 Jun 13:28:22

Beautifully captured John, the photo and the painting. I like the textures you have created.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 22 Jun 15:55:27

This is a cracker John, the light is fantastic.

Posted by Russell Edwards on Mon 22 Jun 16:16:13

The master of light does it again. Very thought provoking with that dark background Perfect!

Posted by Mary Ashton on Mon 22 Jun 16:27:19

Brilliant artwork

Posted by Chris Scott on Mon 22 Jun 19:19:00

An excellent piece John. Good thinking with the blue, it makes the colours on the stone stand out all the more.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Mon 22 Jun 19:32:34

The added indigo has really made this work; very skilfully done.

Posted by Robert Jones, Napa on Tue 23 Jun 01:18:33

Superb work John. Catches the eye and a bit of mystery. Love it

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Tue 23 Jun 07:02:11

Thank you POL folks for your comments which are very mush appreciated .

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Tue 23 Jun 07:07:52

Very cleverly done John, beautiful.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 23 Jun 11:03:51

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22/06/2026

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This is the doorway to the 12 century Abby (what’s left of it) at Norton Priory in Cheshire. I was at the right place at the right time to get the reference. The light coming in from the left through a half stained glassed window. It evokes a sense of calm, and peace to my eye, but I cannot say why that is. Derwent colour soft pencils on Black Canson pastel paper. I went over the black with indigo blue to liven the black up a bit.

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John Graham Inkson

Life From The Easel. As an artist I see my self as an all rounder. Ive worked with all the painting mediums, as well as silk screen printing, ceramics, small sculptures, sign writing, murals, graphic design and digital art. I went to Cardiff University to do graphic design rather than do a fine…

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