Baker Street Market
High quality Giclee print on gorgeous Somerset Velvet fine art paper for premium quality and lightfastness. Framed or unframed options are available. Prints are 8” x 10” with a 1” border for framing. Following is the caption I wrote when I posted this on instagram
I know I said last week that True Salvage had the best sandwiches in town, but @bakerstreetmarket gives it a run for the money. There’s an important distinction here though! I said *breakfast* sandwiches before. And according to NJ.com, True Salvage has the states best Taylor Ham. Or Pork Roll, if you’re a South Jersey heathen. Anywho, this is about Baker Street Market. They’ve got sandwiches. They’ve got *great* sandwiches! And all sorts of other artisanal stuff. This town is just brimming with bespoke businesses. It’s like a mini Brooklyn, but West and with fewer bars.
What I like about this drawing is that I stuck to one page for it instead of a spread. There are plenty of details I could’ve included on the left page of this spread, but the store itself is actually basically a cube. The proportions here are the proportions of the store, and that gives it a pretty decently appropriate vibe.
Also, the wallpaper in the back. [insert chef’s kiss emoji here]. It’s hecka detailed. And I was going to ignore it but it’s an absolutely essential part of the mise en scene for this place. That and the overhead lighting. And the giant antique “Market” sign on the right wall. (Wish I had left a bit more space for that, but you get the idea).
High quality Giclee print on gorgeous Somerset Velvet fine art paper for premium quality and lightfastness. Framed or unframed options are available. Prints are 8” x 10” with a 1” border for framing. Following is the caption I wrote when I posted this on instagram
I know I said last week that True Salvage had the best sandwiches in town, but @bakerstreetmarket gives it a run for the money. There’s an important distinction here though! I said *breakfast* sandwiches before. And according to NJ.com, True Salvage has the states best Taylor Ham. Or Pork Roll, if you’re a South Jersey heathen. Anywho, this is about Baker Street Market. They’ve got sandwiches. They’ve got *great* sandwiches! And all sorts of other artisanal stuff. This town is just brimming with bespoke businesses. It’s like a mini Brooklyn, but West and with fewer bars.
What I like about this drawing is that I stuck to one page for it instead of a spread. There are plenty of details I could’ve included on the left page of this spread, but the store itself is actually basically a cube. The proportions here are the proportions of the store, and that gives it a pretty decently appropriate vibe.
Also, the wallpaper in the back. [insert chef’s kiss emoji here]. It’s hecka detailed. And I was going to ignore it but it’s an absolutely essential part of the mise en scene for this place. That and the overhead lighting. And the giant antique “Market” sign on the right wall. (Wish I had left a bit more space for that, but you get the idea).
High quality Giclee print on gorgeous Somerset Velvet fine art paper for premium quality and lightfastness. Framed or unframed options are available. Prints are 8” x 10” with a 1” border for framing. Following is the caption I wrote when I posted this on instagram
I know I said last week that True Salvage had the best sandwiches in town, but @bakerstreetmarket gives it a run for the money. There’s an important distinction here though! I said *breakfast* sandwiches before. And according to NJ.com, True Salvage has the states best Taylor Ham. Or Pork Roll, if you’re a South Jersey heathen. Anywho, this is about Baker Street Market. They’ve got sandwiches. They’ve got *great* sandwiches! And all sorts of other artisanal stuff. This town is just brimming with bespoke businesses. It’s like a mini Brooklyn, but West and with fewer bars.
What I like about this drawing is that I stuck to one page for it instead of a spread. There are plenty of details I could’ve included on the left page of this spread, but the store itself is actually basically a cube. The proportions here are the proportions of the store, and that gives it a pretty decently appropriate vibe.
Also, the wallpaper in the back. [insert chef’s kiss emoji here]. It’s hecka detailed. And I was going to ignore it but it’s an absolutely essential part of the mise en scene for this place. That and the overhead lighting. And the giant antique “Market” sign on the right wall. (Wish I had left a bit more space for that, but you get the idea).
