Walking Charlie at Cellardyke

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Marvellous jumble of old buildings, and very well lit - regards to Charlie.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Tue 16 Mar 12:40:05

I like this - lovely detail in the buildings and a looser feel to the beach. It works very well.

Posted by Helen Evans on Tue 16 Mar 13:54:49

Lovely painting, lots of interest in the buildings next to a less complicated sky and beach, love the figures in the foreground!

Posted by Lesley Dabson on Tue 16 Mar 16:20:39

What wonderful buildings and colours. Just recently walked my dogs at East Wemyss and it was the same, all rocks and boulders, hard going on the feet! Dogs didn't seem to mind though.

Posted by Hazel Tucker on Tue 16 Mar 19:42:51

Lovely painting walter. jx

Posted by JEAN LACEY on Wed 17 Mar 00:51:08

Hi Helen, Lesley, Hazel, Jean and Robert - your kind comments are greatly appreciated.

Posted by Walter Watson on Wed 17 Mar 17:10:09

A charming painting, love the little houses.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Thu 18 Mar 11:09:49

I looked at your gallery and I think it is marvellous!! My favourites are the pen and wash paintings, but the real watercolours are also very impressive. Lovely subjects and very good drawings. Beautiful!!

Posted by Mia Ketels on Sun 20 Jun 08:40:56

Thanks Mia and (very) belated thanks to Carole - it is always good to get positive feedback. Thanks again.

Posted by Walter Watson on Sun 20 Jun 17:23:21

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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This a pen and wash of Cellardyke when we were walking Charlie our dog along the bouldery shoreline - not an easy walk - some of the bouders are Charliesize! The painting is ~half sheet with W&N artists tubes and waterproof Indian Ink. All C&Cs very welcome.

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