Crag drawings

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 Slackboot 14 Dec 2019

My favourite crag drawings are in Kevin Howetts Selected Guide to Scotland. Have you any favourites?

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In reply to Slackboot:

The first guidebooks I ever used were the Lakes ones in the 70's and they were beautifully illustrated by W Heaton Cooper. There were colour plates of his watercolours in there as well. Little gems.

OP Slackboot 14 Dec 2019
In reply to keith-ratcliffe:

Yes I still have a few of those guides. Illustration doesn't get much better than that.

 Fredt 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Slackboot:

My favourites are in the sixties Peak guides, drawn by PB Marks. I believe he also did the big Llanberis guide in the early eighties. 

Worked with Pete and I have some of his Stanage originals framed. Clear, simple but full of character.

 Bulls Crack 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Slackboot:

Phil Gibson's peak lime illustrations were excellent

 Bob Kemp 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Slackboot:

Heaton Cooper’s illustrations were aesthetically great but practically they were frequently useless!

OP Slackboot 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Bob Kemp:

> Heaton Cooper’s illustrations were aesthetically great but practically they were frequently useless!

I know what you mean.

 Bob Kemp 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Slackboot:

I though Al Phizacklea's drawings were a real step up in terms of clarity.

OP Slackboot 15 Dec 2019
In reply to Bob Kemp:

> I though Al Phizacklea's drawings were a real step up in terms of clarity.

I'm not familiar with them. I will look them up .☺


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