The painting depicts a stormy urban scene of London, intricately detailed with pen work to capture the city's architecture, streets, and the atmospheric conditions of a storm. Watercolours is used to bring out the dynamic and moody colours, and the interplay of light and darkness.

The city of London showcased in a turbulent weather condition, with rain, wind, and dramatic cloud formations emphasising the concept of a storm.

The saying "There is peace even in the storm" is incorporated into the painting, serves as a poetic and contemplative message. It implies that even in the midst of turmoil and chaos, there can be moments of tranquility and inner peace. The storm represents the external challenges, while the message reinforces the idea that inner peace can be found amidst external chaos.

The blend of detailed pen work and the expressive qualities of watercolours creates a visually captivating and emotionally resonant artwork. It encourages viewers to reflect on the idea that inner peace is attainable even during life's most turbulent times.

This painting would make for a contemplative and visually dramatic addition to any space, prompting viewers to find solace and tranquility within themselves, even when faced with life's storms.