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Hartland Quay
Pencil and watercolour
20 x 20cm
The geology of the land is so visible at Hartland Quay – it’s quite amazing! It’s quite hard to know where to start to draw as there is so much to see and the structures and patterns are so unfamiliar. The weather was perfect – despite a poor outlook in the morning by the afternoon it was bright blue and sunny and a very clear view.
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I love the wonderful slabs of rock at Hartland. You have captured this in your lovely watercolour!
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Oh thanks, Mary. Quite a challenge to draw it as it was so unfamiliar but I did enjoy it – would love to have spent longer there, such an amazing landscape!
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