Sue Walker White 🌿🎨🛖🦫🐝🥀さんのイラストまとめ

#Flower #sketch of the day still in my black and white on toned paper phase.

Another of the interpretation panels you can see at Binham Priory. It was an honour to work on such a wonderful monument, with such a complex story to tell.

Sketch of the day our Ben on a French bent wood chair

My reconstruction of the iron helmet remains found at #BurghCastle #Roman fort, worn by a cavalry soldier stationed at the fort about 1700 years ago. He was probably a member of the Stablesian Horse, an auxiliary unit recruited from a region of Yugoslavia. #RomanFortThursday

My watercolour of a #Norfolk #Bittern and chick for #WorldWetlandsDay - protecting wetlands, protects carbon sinks & biodiversity, and that protects us. #Wildlife #Wetlands #survival

You can walk around #Norfolk ‘s oldest surviving 1800 year old house at #Caister-on-Sea #Roman fort. It was built with a #Norfolk winter in mind with underfloor and wall heating. This my reconstruction illustration for on-site panel #HypocaustGate #Archaeology

The #Iceni Queen #Boudica is depicted here in the 1898 stained glass window in #Colchester Town Hall. Her troops swept down from #Norfolk to raid Colchester in AD60, nothing #Roman was spared no building or person what ever age was left standing. #StainedGlassSunday

@pogomcl @Durotrigesdig Terrets are metal rings, often decorated in the #IronAge, that guide the leather rains from the metal bit in the ponies mouth, over the wooden yoke, then into the hands of the charioteer. A terret was fixed to the yoke either side of the ponies heads. My Boudica reco shows them

@TemplumData A reconstruction I did a few years back of an Iron Age chariot, the wicker side panel is a little similar to the one in the Rutland mosaic

#RomanFortThursday #Caister on Sea, #Roman fort, #Norfolk. This is my reconstruction of what the south gatehouse may have looked like.