"Old Makes Way For New"

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Painted with beautiful structuring, great recession of the tower blocks. The water is so skilfully painted too Earl.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Thu 12 Jan 08:06:03

Great watercolour work in these posts Earl and great galleries

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Thu 12 Jan 08:22:15

Super work Earl, that sounds to be an amazing bridge.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Thu 12 Jan 10:04:45

Lovely lines throughout this painting beautifully handled.

Posted by Willie Drea on Thu 12 Jan 10:28:13

Exceptional work Earl.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 12 Jan 16:15:50

Beautiful watercolour, Earl.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Thu 12 Jan 19:35:04

This is excellent Earl. Fantastic technique and a terrific composition. You have some real gems in your gallery, look forward to seeing more of your work.

Posted by Sharon Van Der Veen on Sun 15 Jan 23:33:42

Hang on Studio Wall

12/01/2017

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Darling Harbour, in the heart of Sydney, Australia, is a rendezvous for many and varied vessels including tourist, period, modern, heritage, commercial, pleasure ... large and small. At times the very historic bridge is called upon to "reshape itself" to allow certain boats to move through into the inner portion of the harbour, bringing them "up close and personal" with the surrounding, towering office blocks. (Moulin du Roy 300 Rough. Watercolour. 34cm x 53cm.)

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Earl Hingston

Earl Hingston was born in New Zealand. He has had a career in advertising and corporate visual communication as a designer and illustrator. In the 1960s Earl came to Sydney to gain further experience. A challenge to open Wellington’s first graphic design consultancy saw a return to New Zealand. The…

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