As with any new place you visit, the best way to learn about an area is to stroll, looking and listening as you go.
Kyoto is perfect for that. This piece was from an original photograph of an everyday urban scene where space had been converted to city parking lots, when I saw colour, patterns, shapes and shadows converge as a composition.
Indian ink and acrylic pens on 300gsm watercolour paper
19.5×28.8cm // 29.6×40cm with antique white mount
Unframed
As with any new place you visit, the best way to learn about an area is to stroll, looking and listening as you go.
Kyoto is perfect for that. This piece was from an original photograph of an everyday urban scene where space had been converted to city parking lots, when I saw colour, patterns, shapes and shadows converge as a composition.
Indian ink and acrylic pens on 300gsm watercolour paper
19.5×28.8cm // 29.6×40cm with antique white mount
Unframed
Original artwork signed and dated by Brian Hinnigan
