Day forty-eight of The 100 Day Project for 2021.

I know it's lame. But this is really all I had the energy for in the last hour of yesterday. And I didn't even get the perspective from the photograph right.

The source photograph was taken in 2017 in the church in which my great grandparents married.

Except not really.

Because on the third night of the London Blitz, at 22:20 on 9 September 1940, a bomb destroyed the majority of St Mary's Church in Islington, London. Leaving only the tower and spire intact.

A church by the same name still stands there. But, in reality, it's not the same church.

I visited the church with my parents in 2017 when they were in London last.

This was a photograph I took with my phone of the flooring inside the church. It made for a simple subject for today.

I wavered about shading it but decided not to.

The initial sketch was drawn with a 4H pencil. I went over the lines in 4B for the edges of the blue circle, 2B for the yellow one. And HB for the edges of the cream shapes (or whatever colour you want to classify them).