New York skyline from memory
Artist Stephen Wiltshire draws a spellbinding 18ft picture of New York from memory
This astonishing 18ft drawing of the world’s most famous skyline was created by autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire after he spent just 20 minutes in a helicopter gazing at the panorama.
I’ll let the images speak for themselves. (images © Barcroft Media)
Read the full article on the Daily Mail website.
set design
Things what I do for fun!
My job? I design and build sets for a local amatuer theatre group. This is a set currently in production. Set in a prep school the idea was to go with the traditional look. The Panels are made from pine and stained with antique oak stain and varnish.
Screengrab
Often we mask our identities to keep parts of our lives separate from others.
Streams of living waters
From a series of 'waterfall' photos taken in Wales.
Whenever I see streams like this I always think about Jesus’ invitation to come a be filled with living water.
mill steps
mill steps in wood
I thought this was a interesting composition. It has a Yorkshire feel to it.
summer bloom
The colours in Calderdale
This series of photographs was taken on a walk in Calderdale. The simple strong colours and background trees caught my attention.
Under The Arch
Took this picture whilst visiting Auschwitz, Poland. Heart breaking to think of the suffering that happened at this one spot..
