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Martin Cooke

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Here's a few seasonal cards I did last night in acrylic.  

Sylvia Evans

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Much more tasteful than mine Martin...those are lovely . This Santa of mine pops up on a regular basis.  I first saw him. ( the muse) overtaking us on a Greek hillside .  So I just changed his clothes.. apologies to Alan B....he seen him lots.
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Well you certainly win with that card Sylvia. I was looking at old barns and thought it might have been a barn like this so many years ago  well doubt it as it’s in the Dales . Merry Christmas to you all .  

Alan Bickley

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. ‘apologies to Alan B....he seen him lots.’ I have… but I never get bored of this hilarious character!

Jenny Harris

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Once seen, not forgotten!  Great character, Sylvia.  Like your barn, Paul.
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Lewis Cooper

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Great to see all the different takes on 'seasonal'.  Carol's skull...can't wait to see that finished.  Andrew's frosty cobweb,  Cordelia's crisp wintry landscape, Martin's stylised cards, and Sylvia's seasonal bum flasher...it wouldn't be Christmas if he didn't turn up. I've had a go at a card for all my friends on POL.  It was going to be Santa, but I've drawn that old boy many times (and will do again)...so I went for something a 'little' different.  A bit odd.  A coloured pencil drawing with background and text added in photoshop, I felt it needed a Scrooge in the background, but my lazy gene kicked in and I used a version done a few years ago...in coloured pencil and luckily looking in the right direction.  I'm sure my friends on POL won't mind being wished well by a fictional ghost with a dodgy background... Thanks again to all my virtual pals on the forum.  Thanks for the tips, the laughs, and the general bonhommie. A Merry Christmas and Health and Happiness in the New Year to you and your families.

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Sylvia Evans

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And every good wish to you Lewis,  you so often bring a grin to my face with your amazing characters....and a Lovely Christmas time to all our virtual POL lot . And Sam says Wuff. 
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Have a peaceful Christmas, Lewis, smashing work. Sylvia, that painting always makes me smile :) Vibrant work, Martin. That's a lovely thought to go with your painting, Dixie.   
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Mia Ketels

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To all my friends at POL: super postings! I wish you all and the POL-team too : a Merry Christmas and a very healthy and creative year 2023.
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Lewis Cooper

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A little gem, Mia.
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Mia Ketels

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Thank you very much, Lewis. I appreciate!

Sylvia Evans

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Like that a lot Mia.
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