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07-05-2016 10:07 PM
Susan Mulno I am falling in love with your work! Great colors and themes.
07-05-2016 09:01 AM
Desdichado
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Your watercolors are fantastic, they have a unique look to them, that's something every artist strives for and you got it!
Thanks Liz. On and off I've always drawn and painted (mainly drawn including draughtsmanship) but only ever for the love of it as I've never sold a painting in my life. I retired a few years ago and can give time to the art now. I have a specific target now to try and catch the spirit of impressionism that Monet practised where he painted things as he saw them rather than trying for realism or photography. Light, mood, atmosphere, noise, even smells (if that were possible) all influence a painting or sketch for me. I'm putting another two efforts here to try and show what I want. One is a local market in my home town and the other a place I know quite well and have visited quite often, Haworth is the home village of the famous Bronte sisters of literature fame, and a very atmospheric place. My sketch is early evening when people are wending home. Both are line and wash sketches. Hope my entusiasm isn't boring..
07-04-2016 09:09 PM
Liz Your watercolors are fantastic, they have a unique look to them, that's something every artist strives for and you got it!
07-04-2016 08:10 AM
Desdichado Thank you Terry for the kind comments. The first one is based on the film Persuasion, a film adaptation of Jane Austen's novel of the same name.
The location was also used for the Jeremy Irons Meryl Streep film,The French Lieutenant's Woman
07-04-2016 07:42 AM
TerryCurley These are all wonderful. You do amazing work. My favorite of these is the first one of the lady.
07-03-2016 07:59 PM
Desdichado
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of course it is OK. Why don't you add those pictures to this thread and make it easier for us to view them.
Okay Terry, here they are. The frames are all simulated using Paint.:
07-03-2016 07:46 PM
TerryCurley of course it is OK. Why don't you add those pictures to this thread and make it easier for us to view them.
07-03-2016 02:31 PM
Desdichado
Gallery additions.
Since things are a bit quiet, I entered three additions to my gallery album today. Hope this is okay?

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