I go through stages of ebb and flow with my Right hand function. Recently I have had a more noticeable tremor (noticeable to me at least), and it makes painting more challenging. Especially straight lines. So choosing to paint aTudor building is a good exercise in concentration, but you can always make allowances for some historical wobbles in the architecture. This is my attempt at Grange Court, a building in my home town. Built around 1633, it used to be a Market House and was moved from its original site in Broad Street to The Grange in the 1850’s. It was a private residence for a while but now is a civic building. It’s a handsome place, I think you can get married there now.
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