Sheds is a slim 32-pager by Nigel Peake from
Analogue Books. Peake is described on their site as an "illustrator/artist/designer and all-round bad speller" and his book was "inspired by a fascination with primitive structures, travels in China and a recent cycling trip around Europe drawing barns, sheds and grain silos". More information about him at the site but I particularly liked this list of his influences:
"bridges, pens, different paper, colour, churches and cathedrals, notebooks, lists, benches, trees, magicians, beaches, sheds, silence, National Geographics, misunderstanding things, typing, freshly cut fields, graveyards, projections, stones and bark and night time."
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Sheds is a slim 32-pager by Nigel Peake from Analogue Books. Peake is described on their site as an "illustrator/artist/designer and all-round bad speller" and his book was "inspired by a fascination with primitive structures, travels in China and a recent cycling trip around Europe drawing barns, sheds and grain silos". More information about him at the site but I particularly liked this list of his influences: 
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