Wednesday, 30 June 2010

After Cezanne. 9x12 oils on board.


I`m doing a course at the moment, and this is part of it, a copy of a painting by Paul Cezanne. I did lose my way with the colouring, and I lost my patience in the end. But it did tell me that Paul Cezanne was a better painter than I had realised. There is seven lessons in this course and this is the second exercise. The next one will be a Landscape, more my cup of tea.

Friday, 25 June 2010

Another Painting Subject?. 9x12, oils on board.


This Artist is on his way to another subject. I hope he finds one. Whitby again.

Tuesday, 22 June 2010

Part of our Garden



I`ve no painting to post so I thought I would post some flowers in our Garden.

Friday, 18 June 2010

Boats at Whitby, Yorkshire. 9x12 oils on board.


This was painted from a photograph. I have been to Whitby but a long time ago. I would love to got there for a weeks plein Air. You never know, I might do yet.

Sunday, 13 June 2010

Old fashioned Watering can.


I haven`t posted this Watering can for any artistic reasons, I`ve posted it because there is a short story to it. My Wife and I went to a place called Rye, where there are lots of second hand and Antique Shops. There was this lovely Watering can in one of them, and we fell for it. Can`t remember the price we payed for it but we bought it. And at the time Rosemary said that it would look nice with some Poppies painted on it, so I agreed. Now that was 25yrs ago. But on Thursday of last week, I finally painted them. Of course I had`to sand it down and paint it mat black. We found a home for it straight away. So I say it is never too late to do something that you want to do. End of story.

Friday, 11 June 2010

Boats at Whitlingham. 9x12, Oils on board.


Boats at Whitlingham was painted from a photograph that my Son took when he visited this area a little while ago. he took several, so there will be others to follow.

Tuesday, 8 June 2010

Tower Btridge. Oils on board, 9x12


I have managed to do a painting at last. What have I been doing? I don`t know. This of course is Tower Bridge that is on the Thames, in the Rotherhithe area. Get off the Train at London Bridge, Cross the Road, and it`s behind the buildings. You can`t miss it.