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Ring Plover on Snail Shells -  

This is my latest bird painting, I finished last week. It has been one of my most ambitious, and detailed, taking three weeks off and on and painting four other quick paintings in between. It is acrylic on paper. I am hoping to enter it in the Patchings Exhibition this year.

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11 comments so far...

1.

Val Kenyon

10 Feb 2009 15:52

Like all three of these paintings but this is my favouirite. The plover is lovely, well painted,and all those shells well depicted but they would have driven me to distraction!! An excellent piece of work, good luck if you enter it in Patchings.

2.

Lorraine Paris

10 Feb 2009 16:30

Lovely painting which shows how patient you are with all those colours. Really like the bird in this one.

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Carole Swingler

10 Feb 2009 16:43

Brilliant bird, there is so much work gone into this one, I love the colours in the shells. Good luck

4.

SYLVIA EVANS

10 Feb 2009 17:19

This is lovely... So much patience.

5.

Beatrice Cloake

10 Feb 2009 18:16

It surely deserves to be entered for Patchings. What a labour of love ! so many details and so very well done.

6.

Jeannette Harrison

13 Feb 2009 11:06

A lovely painting and a lot of work gone into this he's almost lost amongst the beautiful shells that is the beauty of it. Excellent.

7.

Debbie Cullis

27 Feb 2009 18:17

Thanks for all your kind comments on this pic. I loved painting the snail shells, a bit fussy and time consuming but all the time exciting and intrigueing to see where they were going.

8.

Lucy Waterhouse

07 Apr 2009 12:41

i saw this painting for real when we came to visit your gallery in Feb/March this year and its lovely, the detail is fantastic.

9.

Debbie Cullis

08 Apr 2009 09:50

Thanks Lucy, it was good to meet you. I was wondering if you could send me your email. I was also wondering if your parents were moving into the new house, which belonged to some of our tenants who rented our house out. They were called Rori and Mairi. I would be interested to know.

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Lucy Waterhouse

08 Apr 2009 16:07

hi again, my email is dwft@hotmail.co.uk Im not sure about the house, they are still looking as far as I am aware, you could be seeing more of them!!

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