White farm

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Excellent! Rather dream-like.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Sun 23 Dec 21:09:24

Thanks Margaret, I always appreciate feed back. Steve

Posted by Stevan Petrovic on Mon 24 Dec 08:07:37

Like the very special foreground with the strong, warm colours, Stevan. Great work, what size is it?

Posted by Mia Ketels on Mon 24 Dec 14:24:05

Beautifully composed Stevan. Love the stone work, makes a brilliant lead in and you can interpret it into many elements.....Lane, path even the top of a stone wall. Also the lines in the distance describe the contours of the land. An excellent piece Steve.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 24 Dec 16:04:45

Thanks for all the positive comments, they are much appreciated. Mia, the size is 27 cm (10.5") wide by 38cm (15") high. As ever Fionna it's a pleasure to receive your critique. You will note that the dendritic look has now become obligatory in all my pieces. Have a great Christmas one and all. Steve

Posted by Stevan Petrovic on Mon 24 Dec 17:29:02

Wonderful result Stevan.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Mon 24 Dec 19:40:04

Thanks Sandra.

Posted by Stevan Petrovic on Mon 24 Dec 21:10:41

Another excellent painting Stevan. I really like the composition and your confident style. I can see the influence of John Blockley.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Fri 28 Dec 08:15:07

Many thanks Tessa. im pleased you like the picture and I agree, I am constantly influenced by John blockley and also Michael Morgan though I'm always trying to develop in to new areas that ensure I don't just copy their respective styles.

Posted by Stevan Petrovic on Fri 28 Dec 08:38:51

Hang on Studio Wall

23/12/2018

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For this painting I wanted to apply my usual style but add more detail to describe the elements that are apparent as the Pennines run in to the Yorkshire dales. I feel the exposed stones lead the eye in to the picture and the hills allow the telegraph poles / lines to add depth. The farm has links to buildings I've seen but it isn't exactly like anything I've seen.

About the Artist

Stevan Petrovic

I was born in Wakefield West Yorkshire and lived in that area most of my life. I moved over the border in to Lancashire (only just) in 2011. My family and my job have been priorities but I have managed to draw and paint since I was a child. For a short period I was the Chairman of Wakefield art…

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