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| Moyses hall Museum |
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| Bury St Edmunds Cathedral |
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| Ceiling of Bury St Edmunds Cathedral |
Moyses hall is a medieval building with local history and changing collections in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, housed in a 12th century building with examples of Norman and Tudor architecture. Previously used as a gaol, police station, Bridewell and parcel sorting office, it has been a museum for over 100 years.
Unlike my previous trip to the Norwich Castle Museum, I focused more this time on the drawing of objects with a natural theme. These were just rough sketches, mostly which were followed with photographs too.
From here, I aim to develop my rough sketches into more established drawings using the photos to help me. These will form a separate section within my sketchbook, based more on visits to places of visual research, which will help inform and develop my work, not as a form of primary research to develop designs from.
From here, I aim to develop my rough sketches into more established drawings using the photos to help me. These will form a separate section within my sketchbook, based more on visits to places of visual research, which will help inform and develop my work, not as a form of primary research to develop designs from.
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Image of Bury St Edmunds Abbey when it was standing (image from Moyses Hall)
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