This is a drawing done a couple of summers ago. It's a famous view of the Langdale Pikes, in the Lake District, seen from the shores of Elterwater.

Here's another from the Eel Pie Island series, a boat receiving attention in the boatyard.

Here's a pencil drawing of Perseus with the head of The Medusa. It's in the plaster casts gallery at the V&A, an extraordinary collection of famous and beautiful sculptures from all around Europe. This one is a bit gruesome, but it's striking how Perseus was portrayed as a fairly light-weight lad, rather the the muscle-bound super-heroes you some times see. The sculptor was Hubert Gerhard, who was Dutch, and lived in the late 16th/early 17th centuries.

This is a pencil drawing of one of the metopes - sculptures that decorated the Parthenon - in the British Museum. When drawing them you discover just how good their sculptors were.

I drew this some time ago, in the summer. It's the memorial to the Royal Marines, in The Mall, London. 

Here's another from the Eel Pie Island series. It's of some old machinery, looking hopelessly neglected, but in fact still used. Not sure anyone knows what's in the red drum.

I was commissioned to draw a series of pictures of the island. It's a curious place, oddly out of step with the 21st century, and full of interest.  Here's a view of the boatyard, one of the few still operating on the Thames.