Moseley Shelter — Original Ink Drawing on Paper — Moseley, Birmingham — Warren Drawing Trees

An original pen and ink drawing of a tree near a bus shelter in Moseley, Birmingham, by Birmingham artist Warren Garland (Warren Drawing Trees).
Captured near a familiar bus shelter in Moseley, this tree seems to wait patiently — like it’s used to being overlooked, but never entirely ignored. It holds that feeling of waiting for something: a bus, a break in the rain, or just a moment of recognition.
Drawn slowly in fine ink on acid-free paper, the work balances fragility and resilience. Part of an ongoing practice of documenting the everyday presence of trees in public spaces — each one an individual, each one seen.
Moseley is one of Birmingham’s most characterful inner-city neighbourhoods — Victorian streets, independent culture, and a strong sense of local identity. This tree is part of that fabric, quietly holding its ground on a street corner.
One-of-a-kind. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Details:
• Medium: Original ink drawing on 150gsm acid-free paper
• Size: approx. 25 × 25cm
• Location: Moseley, Birmingham
• Signed on the front
• One-of-a-kind original (no editions or prints)
• Ships flat with protective packaging
• Made in Birmingham, UK

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