Fishing on the Norfolk Broads. I painted this one about a week ago now. At the moment i`m off painting due to what we all go through occasionally ( Not wanting to paint )
Hi Vic, I want you to know that I get a big smile every time I open one of your posts. Your paintings brighten my day! I know what you mean about not wanting to paint, sometimes it's important to rest and regroup. Save up some energy for summer! Carol
Hi Carol. Thank you for visiting my blog. I`m so glad that my paintings brighten your day. I absolutely admire your skill with the brush and oil paint. All the best Carol. Vic. P.S. I`m about to try my hand at a painting today, wish me luck.
Vic, you captured a sense of calm and atmosphere with this painting that I really enjoy. The windmill in the distance and the fisherman tell a wonderful story.
I hope you are feeling better. This painting is lovely. You certainly are a master at capturing atmosphere and creating a feeling of tranquility in your wonderful paintings. I also love the composition of the man fishing, the boat and the windmill in the distance. It takes the viewer on a tour of the complete scene. Well done my friend. Don't worry about not feeling in the mood to paint, we all go through that, I call it re-charging our artistic battery. Feel better Vic.
Hi Joan. Thank you my friend for that lovely comment. Actually Joan, I managed two 9x12 paintings yesterday. I forced myself down to my Studio and it took me under two hours of painting. their not the best I`ve ever done, far from it, but I shale post both of them later. Thanks again Joan and all the best. Oh! I`m feeling a bit better today thank you. Vic.
The color in this painting is just wonderful and the brushwork defines the sky so beautifully. You captured a sense of movement in the sky set against the serenity of the water and the boat. So well done. I understand the time that one has to refill the inner spirit to once again paint. I have been going through that also. That you persisted is great perservence! Glad that you are feeling better.
Hi Linda. Thank you very much for your nice comment. Also thank you for the feeling better bit. I`m glad that you like the colours because you are a pass master at wonderful colours. All the best Linda. Vic.
Lovely painting, Vic. I think the composition is wonderful with the fisherman in the foreground. And the sky is beautiful. I hope your time away form painting refreshes and renews you - you are very, very talented.
Hi Susan. Thank you very much for your lovely comment. You certainly know how to praise a person to make him or her feel great. My friend Joan above is the same. Thank God for people like you two. All the best Susan. Vic.
Hi Vic,
ReplyDeletevery peacefull and relaxing scene, well done. Happy painting
Mariano
Hi Vic,
ReplyDeleteI want you to know that I get a big smile every time I open one of your posts. Your paintings brighten my day! I know what you mean about not wanting to paint, sometimes it's important to rest and regroup. Save up some energy for summer!
Carol
Hi Mariano.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment my friend. Yes, seeing a chap fishing is a relaxing scene isn`t it? All the best Mariano.
Vic.
Hi Carol.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. I`m so glad that my paintings brighten your day. I absolutely admire your skill with the brush and oil paint. All the best Carol.
Vic.
P.S. I`m about to try my hand at a painting today, wish me luck.
Vic, you captured a sense of calm and atmosphere with this painting that I really enjoy. The windmill in the distance and the fisherman tell a wonderful story.
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely comment. This is a scene on the Norfolk Broads. It`s a beautiful area. All the best Tracy.
Vic.
Hi Vic,
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better. This painting is lovely. You certainly are a master at capturing atmosphere and creating a feeling of tranquility in your wonderful paintings. I also love the composition of the man fishing, the boat and the windmill in the distance. It takes the viewer on a tour of the complete scene. Well done my friend.
Don't worry about not feeling in the mood to paint, we all go through that, I call it re-charging our artistic battery.
Feel better Vic.
Joan
Hi Joan.
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend for that lovely comment. Actually Joan, I managed two 9x12 paintings yesterday. I forced myself down to my Studio and it took me under two hours of painting. their not the best I`ve ever done, far from it, but I shale post both of them later. Thanks again Joan and all the best. Oh! I`m feeling a bit better today thank you.
Vic.
The color in this painting is just wonderful and the brushwork defines the sky so beautifully. You captured a sense of movement in the sky set against the serenity of the water and the boat. So well done.
ReplyDeleteI understand the time that one has to refill the inner spirit to once again paint. I have been going through that also. That you persisted is great perservence! Glad that you are feeling better.
Hi Linda.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your nice comment. Also thank you for the feeling better bit. I`m glad that you like the colours because you are a pass master at wonderful colours. All the best Linda.
Vic.
Lovely painting, Vic. I think the composition is wonderful with the fisherman in the foreground. And the sky is beautiful. I hope your time away form painting refreshes and renews you - you are very, very talented.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your lovely comment. You certainly know how to praise a person to make him or her feel great. My friend Joan above is the same. Thank God for people like you two. All the best Susan.
Vic.