Up on the Roof
Artist and illustrator Jonathan Farr spent much of last year perched on various balconies and fire escapes at some of London’s landmark buildings – in order to draw city scenes using various implements from dipping ink pens to charcoals and acrylic paint. Shown here are two charcoal drawings created from a vantage point on the 13th floor of Centrepoint in August/September last year which form part of his exhibition of city vistas, entitled Massing, currently showing in the Curzon Soho Cinema Bar in London. [LINK] To see more of Farr’s work visit jonathanfarr.com
Gives new meaning to the Carole King/Gerry Goffin classic made popular by the Drifters: Up On the Roof