artist conveys his admiration for LA through colorful illustrations of the city's architectural treasures

california-based artist george townley conveys his admiration for the city of los angeles through amazing colorful renderings of its landmarks. with a sophisticated selection of hues and angles, townley’s pictures look like frames from some 60s movie — with a little touch of wes anderson style — where the city of angels shares its most sacred treasures, the architectural icons.

capitol records building, welton becket

among townley’s works, there are frank lloyd write’s hollyhock house, pierre koeing’s stahl house, welton becket’s parker house and capitol records building, and so on. the artist, who is originally from the UK, depicts the structures as if the had no flaws, mentioning special characteristics of los angeles, such as the pink dusky sky.

dingbat house

hollyhock house, frank lloyd wright

john sowden house, frank lloyd wright

stahl house, pierre koeing

sixth street bridge

parker center, welton becket

griffiths observatory, john c. austin

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artist: george townley