UPDATE: because of the coronavirus outbreak, this sketchcrawl is CANCELLED and our 2020 sketchcrawl programme is SUSPENDED.
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The area has interesting contrasts between the Victorian industrial architecture and the very new developments.
Regent’s Canal runs through the King's Cross area and is lined with boats and old buildings.
The House of Illustration (admission charge for exhibitions) is to the east of the Central St Martins building, next to Waitrose, which is also housed in old industrial buildings.
The Canopy Market is next to Waitrose.
New developments are still in progress.
If the weather is wet, there is cover inside Coal Drops
Yard, at the Canopy Market, and under the canal bridges.
Practical information:
The nearest underground/national rail station is King's Cross. There are various cafes, restaurants and market stalls. There are toilets in Coal Drops Yard and at the back of the Canopy Market.
This day is organised jointly with Urban Sketchers Cambridge, and run by Jo Dungey (Urban Sketchers London) and Yasemin Gyford of Urban Sketchers Cambridge.
The photographs and the sketch of Coal Drops Yard are by Jo Dungey.
Practical information:
The nearest underground/national rail station is King's Cross. There are various cafes, restaurants and market stalls. There are toilets in Coal Drops Yard and at the back of the Canopy Market.
This day is organised jointly with Urban Sketchers Cambridge, and run by Jo Dungey (Urban Sketchers London) and Yasemin Gyford of Urban Sketchers Cambridge.
The photographs and the sketch of Coal Drops Yard are by Jo Dungey.
