“Drawing in Scotland can be cold. Apart from that, it’s a great way to really get to know a city and it’s people — hearing fragments of conversations and taking in how the architecture was stuck together. I almost always use a 0.4 pilot Hitec-C in a moleskine. Having lived in Osaka for 3 years where I rekindled the love for drawing and got infatuated with overpasses, Edinburgh’s gothic streets are a dramatic departure.”
• Stuart’s blog.
• Stuart’s art on Flickr.
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