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Very nice Gillian. I've found a bit of time this evening to do a bit of a sketch on an idea I had that I wanted to try in a type of Kandinsky style. I obviously don't want to copy kandinsky and want to use my own ideas. The sketchbook page wasn't big enough to jot the idea down on but I've jotted a bit of it down. It's Big Ben with a high wire acrobat cycling to the moon amongst the space debris, with the Thames. I know it looks nothing like that but it's not meant to. It was the idea in my head for putting the shapes down and pre-thinking colour. I'll do a refined bigger sketch tomorrow then paint it.


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Nice work Paul. Gillian, I had a granddad, George Henry, my dad was a George Henry also, great name I say. Well I did my drawing on watercolour paper, A2 size. I've done a line drawing and I've started making some of the lines heavy. I'll probably add a bit more before I paint it tomorrow. I've put some wavy lines in to represent the tidal wave, that would come up the Thames if the SS Montgomery exploded. I watched a documentary the other day about it. I've put the acrobat tumbling down from the shock wave and a boat upside down as the waters start to rise. Shapes to represent communications connecting and breaking. Big Ben because a lot can happen within a second of time everything can be ended, yet, time is endless. I'm no abstract artist, they take a lot of figuring out. They are many reasons the acrobat is in it.




