View from the M56.
Driving by Frodsham marshes,
Stanlow Oil Refinery in the distance.
View from the M56
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Category Archives: brush
Still Life with Tulips
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My Street II
Another view from the living room window. This may also be the first and only painting of my Celica. It was consigned to scrapyard the following week.
Waterloo Lake
Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park, Leeds. These are views from the North end,
as I saw it one cold Sunday afternoon in January.
Isle of Tiree III
The sky meets the sea
on the Isle of Tiree
Still life with Sunflowers
And there is still life.
Painting outdoors again
These paintings are from 3 weeks ago, the first time I painted outdoors this year. I worked alongside artist Michael Daly. He asked me to use his paints, brushes and preparation techniques, which are all different to mine. I’m very happy with the results.
And thanks to David, for his kindness and hospitality in allowing us to splash and daub in his lovely garden.
Ink paintings II
More Chinese ink, the first picture is painted on greaseproof paper made in 1988. The last two are on rice paper from this century.
Ink paintings I
Using a Chinese ink stick, the first painting is done with sable brushes. The second picture is drawn with home-made bamboo pens. The last image is painted with Big Cloud, a Chinese brush.
