Keyhole cul de sac

A figment of imagination paying no particular attention to architectural style just losing myself in drawing.

Keyhole cul-de-sac is a pen and ink drawing that draws upon my experience of working as a Chartered Building Surveyor as a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and my general interest in architecture.     

The piece bears no architectural reference to any particular building however the name of the Ship Inn refers to the Public House in Kirby-le-Soken in Essex where I grew up.  There are several personal references to my wife and children too.

**Note: Sold unframed, printed on A3 card and shipped in cardboard tubes**