Happy to run one of my workshops at Gabriel Fine Arts‘ fascinating Eternal London exhibition in the Tabernacle Gallery last saturday, and see some of the visual delights drawn by participants in the tunnelling system inspired by my book Draw It! London (order it here). Great fun. And a delightful surprise to see a portrait of the late City of London Guides legend Paul Taylor (who taught me in 2006) in one of Ewing Paddock’s Tube train passengers paintings (bottom right).
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