Garry Lavin painting in Douglas cafe
A TV presenter, designer and artist is attempting to capture a historic structure on the Isle of Man.
Garry Lavin is basing himself at Noa Market Hall, in Douglas, each Monday.
Armed with his easel, he's painting the Victorian building which dates back to 1899.
He told Manx Radio people are interested in what he's doing:
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