Tim Gomersall Art

Tim Gomersall Art Leeds based artist and illustrator. Drawing inspiration from birds, architecture, and the North.
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Inky carrion crow 😍
04/09/2026

Inky carrion crow 😍

Whitby harbour, chance of rain. Ink & watercolour.
02/09/2026

Whitby harbour, chance of rain. Ink & watercolour.

Things are a bit quieter this month, but we are in a few interesting new places alongside some of our favourites. Hope t...
01/09/2026

Things are a bit quieter this month, but we are in a few interesting new places alongside some of our favourites. Hope to see you out and about!

I like birds! And I like drawing birds at the excellent Sunny Bank Mills. Thanks to all who came on yesterday's workshop...
31/08/2026

I like birds! And I like drawing birds at the excellent Sunny Bank Mills. Thanks to all who came on yesterday's workshop, hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did! Here's a couple of my demo pieces: wren and pied avocet

26/08/2026

From Whitby last week. Drawn in situ, cloud of paint added back at home.

A couple from my urban sketch course at Sunny Bank Mills  which finished last week. We got to draw the derelict interior...
22/08/2026

A couple from my urban sketch course at Sunny Bank Mills which finished last week. We got to draw the derelict interior or the old mill - a good challenge - and I demo'd this London pub, the Three Greyhounds. I'd been down to see Beetlejuice the musical, and right opposite the theatre was this shonky old building that looked like Tim Burton had drawn it and plonked it there, in the middle of the West End. The stories that these street scenes hold is the thing I enjoy most about urban sketching.

A few sketchbook pages from when I visited the Natural History Museum a couple of weeks ago. It was incredibly crowded, ...
21/08/2026

A few sketchbook pages from when I visited the Natural History Museum a couple of weeks ago. It was incredibly crowded, so difficult to draw. I also had mixed feelings, to say the least, about enjoying the bird taxidermy so much. Knowing that some of these species would never be seen by the human eye again, that more were on the brink, and that the sort of Victorian Gentlemen's collector cabinets we were looking at here played a role in this, made for an uncomfortable experience. Then again - what's done can't be undone, and if these displays help more of us realise just how precious, awesome, and weird these creatures are, and if they pique our curiosity about how to help them... That can only be a good thing I guess. What do you reckon?

Sketchbook page of Harrogate from last week. We passed a nice evening doing not very much.
20/08/2026

Sketchbook page of Harrogate from last week. We passed a nice evening doing not very much.

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