[language-switcher]

Robin Hood’s Bay

Robin Hood’s Bay is one of my favourite places, clamped tight onto the east coast of northern England. It is where John and I had our first weekend away together, so we went back there to get engaged and stayed at the same hotel.

Because it felt special, we made it the first stop of our honeymoon too. Which was, incredibly,  20 years ago this summer – wow, I’m suddenly feeling old.

We still go back lots. Out of season is best, when the sea can be wild, although last weekend it was very still, so warm enough for me to sit outside a cafe and do this drawing. Still cold enough for woolly hats though!

Share

Recent Posts

Open call for the USk Reportage Grant Program 2026

Visual historians: the power of reportage sketching Sketching has a unique way...

Read More

Drawing Attention March 2026

  Remember to select FULL SCREEN. To read Drawing Attention as a...

Read More

USk Workshop – Wonkiness that works: four keys to fearless drawing

USK Workshop – August 7-9 2026 (Oslo, Norway) About the workshop: Get...

Read More

Call for Urban Sketchers Communications Director (Volunteer Position)

Are you an Urban Sketcher with experience in communications and a desire...

Read More