The Square Mile: The Dragon Between Leadenhall and Lloyds

A drawing of the view from Leadenhall Market towards the Lloyd’s building in black ink with intricate patterns and textures and composed within a grid of squares

My drawing captures the contrasts between two of London’s most iconic architectural styles. With the streets empty, the focus shifts to reflections and shadows, highlighting the difference between the ornate Victorian ironwork of Leadenhall Market and the sharp, industrial geometry of the Lloyd’s building.

Constructed through a grid of squares, the intricate ink drawn patterns and textures reward long looking while exploring the dialogue between historic craftsmanship and modern design, revealing an intimate side of the city beyond its usual bustle.

Original artwork
Date: 2026
Materials: Black ink on 200gsm Fabriano paper
Size of image: H42cm x W42cm
Size of paper: H55cm x W55cm

Limited edition giclée prints
Edition: 50 prints
Materials: 300gsm Heritage paper, acid free; archival inks
Size of image: H42cm x W42cm
Size of paper: H55cm x W55cm

£ 182*

* introductory price limited to first 10 copies