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That sounded fun.

Amazing to think Peugeot were capable of creating a lovely looking car when you look at their modern efforts. A few other brands are the same. Didn't do it perfectly but this is it. 1938 Peugeot 402 Darl’mat Coupe.

Also don't think I posted this here, 45 Park Lane art deco style Hotel in London. Not sure I particularly like it but it's not awful.

May as well shove them in here as they're art deco style too. A couple of simple illustrations of art deco style beach huts in Miami. I used gradient half tones for the sand and sky.

I didn't do much detail on it but it's a 1953 Delahaye Type 178 Cabriolet. Delahaye made some very nice looking cars. The 1949 Delahaye 175 S Saoutchik Roadster is amazing. Looks at cars today, very samey and not many good looking ones.

Did this a while back in a simplistic style which I didn't really like so re-did it. The Cavalier Hotel in Miami.

Don't think I posted this here before but did some tidying up. Low colour and sort of cross hatched. Not sure it still looks like her but it does look like a person!

Messing with ellipses...

Fancied drawing something else by Dieter Rams, 1955 Braun Exporter 2 radio.

I made a change and something went a bit wrong uploading it, think it's OK now.

That is true, I have noticed that. It doesn't really matter what they're called either.

That's different. Head on with curves like those don't seem to work well or at least mine don't.

Possibly, I'm no expert but there was a pic of it in an article about bauhaus.

Bauhaus Cafe de Unie Rotterdam 1924

A quick one, someone I know said to do something by Frank Lloyd Wright if I had the time. So did this but I might try and do it better sometime. Was finding it difficult to convert photos of it to head on. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1956-1959

Simple thing to do, the Braun TP 1 Transistor radio and phonograph/record player. Designed by Dieter Rams 1959. Might do a version with a record sometime.

Just a few. Quite fun to do and quick as they aren't particularly complicated other than doing them head on when there might not be head on references, so some guess work. Did Van Doesburghuis slightly differently as it's so simple it looked a bit boring.

must have been minor then

yeah I can't even copy my own writing lol, fixed. Also the text isn't centred, it will do, not doing anything else tonight. Glad you like.

W.S. Bettison's Library 1820 Margate. Another one which is long gone. Was just messing with colours, doubt they were red or pink.

Thanks, I can't remember what it is but it doesn't look out of place. I assume the original one is proper but it's not most people's idea of an ampersand.

I don't know about the first part but I don't think it does, as you say that would be redundant. &c and a few others mean etc. so I still think that. They weren't normal libraries, not just books as far as I can tell so etc. would make sense. This is a drawing of Hall's library from 1821, sort of mix of a library, map tables (by the looks of it), meeting place and other stuff. Assuming it's fairly accurate then not that many books. You are right it should be poulterer, have updated. Thanks.

I think that might be what I originally said I would normally add the full stop but kept it how they had it.