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Man's Best Friend

Holy Shit

Stained Remains

Bramall Lane, Sheffield

The Court

Bloc Studios, Sheffield

down Clay Lane

The Pearl Works

Bike Rails

More Spring Blossom

Spring Blossom

St Leonard Church Entrance

wired

Window in the Wall

World's Fair

decaying fabrics

The upside-down, old, rusty fridge.

trailing Ivy

moss roof

rotten

Thought I'd try my hand at a little bit of freehand iPad painting to pass the time. This took around 3 hours, from star…

Current Workspace Setup

Overlooked

New Kicks

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