Well, I managed to get some painting time on Bank Holiday Monday as expected. I've started a picture that shows the railway viaduct outside Haywards Heath in a landscape, rather like some of the Victorian painters. However, given my style, this will be much less detailed showing more of an impression than the actuality.
Watch this space for more updates and maybe even a photo of the work in progress.
Talking pf photos, I tried to buy a new camera on Sunday (well, it was raining!) but the shop was out of stock! Bah-humbug :-)
Check here to see what David's working on and follow his trials and tribulations.
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Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Friday, 30 April 2010
What's next?
I hope to get some quality painting time in over the Bank Holiday weekend but have still to decide on a subject.
A while ago, I took some photos of the railway viaduct outside Haywards Heath in Sussex. It makes a good subject in the landscape, so I expect that's what I'll paint.
A while ago, I took some photos of the railway viaduct outside Haywards Heath in Sussex. It makes a good subject in the landscape, so I expect that's what I'll paint.
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