Mist on the Moors

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You must be pleased with this Martin - lovely effects, mistiness very credible.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Thu 16 Feb 20:57:08

A fabulous painting Martin just love your foreground especially.

Posted by Chris Scott on Thu 16 Feb 21:02:08

Quite stunning, Martin! The foreground is very well painted.

Posted by David Stevens on Thu 16 Feb 21:03:29

Looks atmospheric Martin, very well rendered.

Posted by Sarah Crouch on Thu 16 Feb 21:26:43

Interesting subject, and like the choice of colours.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Thu 16 Feb 21:29:26

Very atmospheric painting Martin. I really like the foreground and the misty distance.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Thu 16 Feb 21:37:27

You have captured the scene very well 🙂

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Thu 16 Feb 21:44:08

An exceptional piece Martin!

Posted by Alan Bickley on Thu 16 Feb 22:08:20

You have really got the atmosphere here, a marvelous painting.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Fri 17 Feb 06:51:32

Marvellous atmosphere.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Fri 17 Feb 07:28:07

Very, very pleasing to the eye

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 17 Feb 07:35:49

Beautiful Martin, I love the colours and the atmosphere, and especially the twiggy bits in the foreground.. super!

Posted by Karen Lewis on Fri 17 Feb 07:55:03

Thanks Marjorie. I almost scrapped it at one point but persevered and I am pleased I did. Thanks Chris and David. I wasn’t sure if I’d overdone the foreground. Thanks Sarah Jenny Tessa Stephen Alan Lewis Coral Stephen and Heather. Your views are much appreciated

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Fri 17 Feb 07:58:33

Thanks Karen. Very kind

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Fri 17 Feb 08:01:27

Really effective composition Martin.

Posted by Guy Bailey on Fri 17 Feb 08:26:17

This is eye catching and beautifully painted.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Fri 17 Feb 08:50:00

This is excellent Martin. You have captured the misty atmosphere and the ink work in the foreground has added great textures.

Posted by David Williams on Fri 17 Feb 08:50:24

Martin you have saved one of my paintings being scrapped by posting this! As soon as I saw the depth you’ve created by the dark foreground it clicked. Totally believable misty morning atmosphere, I like the foreground details.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 17 Feb 10:08:59

So pleasing to look at Martin, well painted.

Posted by George Cutter on Fri 17 Feb 10:40:20

Thanks Guy Dixie David and George. Yours comments are very welcome. Fiona I’m glad to be of some use. Ha!

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Fri 17 Feb 10:59:17

Fabulous painting Martin

Posted by Russell Edwards on Fri 17 Feb 13:01:00

Great foreground.

Posted by Jill Hammond on Fri 17 Feb 18:09:26

Very kind Russell and Jill

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Fri 17 Feb 19:04:48

Some great effects on this Martin, it’s really good! I love the details in the foreground.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Fri 17 Feb 20:49:12

Thanks Spencer I appreciate your input

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sat 18 Feb 08:14:39

So atmospheric Martin, beautifully executed.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 18 Feb 09:53:02

Thank you so much Carole

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sat 18 Feb 12:56:59

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16/02/2023

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Chilly foggy morning at Hatfield Moors. Sketched in ink En plein air and added colour indoors. This area is covered in peat which has been cut for many years. Commercial operations have ceased and it is now a wetlands gradually adapting to its new life. There is both new growth and areas of young dead trees which have struggled for water in dry years. Carbon ink and watercolour on Arches cp watercolour paper 14x11”

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Martin S Taylor

I have been for creating things for over 45 years and love variety so I paint, sculpt, make stained glass and ceramics. I use watercolour, acrylic, pastel and ink in my paintings and work from models, plein air and from photos - which I take lots of especially now phone cameras are so good! My…

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