The Ups and Downs of Deep Sea Fishing

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Another excellent painting Earl, full of vibrancy and power of a raging sea, the colours are great as well and the boat is really well painted, you certainly have a way of making your watercolour more like oil painting and that is a definate skill

Posted by Ros Patterson on Fri 25 Jan 09:44:33

Earl, I recommend that you go to my web site www.nevermindthemonet.com and go to 2011-2012 gallery page, then scroll down, then oops same picture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Terence Rogers on Fri 25 Jan 11:19:22

am sure I just saw very similar subject on Terence's portfolio

Posted by Jenny Johnstone on Fri 25 Jan 13:56:00

Yes and on mine a couple of weeks ago.

Posted by James Hamilton on Fri 25 Jan 14:20:36

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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What can I say about this other than I would rather be on the shore! Talk about a "rough day at the office" ... I endeavoured to depict something of a nasty day by keeping the sky and the sea in a similar low-key; the sea having a little higher key with its touches of blue and viridian. Movement was important and I tried to get designy, rhythmic brush strokes into the waves as they moved from lower left, upwards until they broke.

About the Artist

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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