I’ve been sketching again in Newton Abbot, in Devon, this time it’s Newton Abbot Bowling Club in Courtenay Park. The Club was founded in 1911 and has 80 members. It seems such a friendly place. They say:
Our willing volunteers are also well versed in providing light lunches and teas where required.
Part of my Postcards from Newton Abbot series of postcard-sized ink and watercolour sketches.
Newton 76Sketching my home town in Devon is a joy. I've discovered so many buildings, so much history and so many… read more
Hannah’sTime for a quick postcard-sized sketch of Hannah's, a charity shop in Newton Abbot. It's a place I regularly give… read more
Teeth-straightenersI'm never that keen on using Latin or Greek when good-old Anglo Saxon words will do fine. Orthodontics means 'ortho'… read more
Splash in the underpassThere's an art project which fascinates me next to a Sainsburys, the A380 flyover and a small stream called Aller… read more
Olde Forde House againI've already sketched Olde Forde House. It's a lovely place to spend an hour wandering the gardens, despite the noise… read more
Yellow UmbrellaYellow Umbrella Gifts is a gift shop in Newton Abbot that I've enjoyed sketching on a postcard. It's full of… read more
Mortuary AlleyI'm not sure anyone's ever sketched this alleyway in Newton Abbot before. It's a commonly used cut-through filled with industrial… read more
The AbbotI’ve been sketching in Newton Abbot again – this time on East Street and a historic pub called The Abbot. read more
Bill OpticiansThis is the gloriously Art Deco building which houses Bill Opticians in Wolborough Street, Newton Abbot. Fabulous, isn’t it? read more