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Faye Patrick

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Thank you Robert.  I have emailed Diane. Although worried that's been hacked to.   I don't think I can message her on painters, as I think both of you have to be following each other?  Thanks Faye 😊

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Carol Jones

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A wonderful response to seeing different things within paintings and other objects. Marjorie, yours is really outside the box, nice one.

Tanja G.

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Here's one that I've just posted on the gallery which I did for an adult education class which should fit the bill.  It's a lone tree on the corner of two roads next to a bus stop.  Autumn colour crops up in the most surprising places.
Andrew Roles on 03/11/2023 03:12:14
I love that style so much 🤍and wonderful pictures from everyone here so far!
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, NAPA

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Thank you Robert.  I have emailed Diane. Although worried that's been hacked to.   I don't think I can message her on painters, as I think both of you have to be following each other?  Thanks Faye 😊
Faye Patrick on 03/11/2023 16:18:25
You're right; I think once upon a time you could send messages without having both to follow each other, but doubtless for security reasons that's no longer possible.  I have just followed you, by the way, to test this out. Instagram is now owned by Facebook/Meta, which is notorious for being child's play to hack - one of several reasons why I no longer use either of them.  Or at least, heavily ration them, I still have an account - haven't used it for a month now, and generally don't miss it.  It's less easy, I understand, to hack a person's website - so you should be OK to contact Diane that way. 
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Diane Boswell

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A big thank you to Faye for alerting me to my hacked Instagram account, I really appreciate it, and to Robert for chipping in too. X
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Diane Boswell

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I think this one from last year can safely be described as having a hot palette!
Croft Castle drive, Autumn

Hilary Forbes

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Here's a little watercolour of the cockerel who struts around outside my local farm shop. He's definitely fiery in colour!
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, NAPA

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You've got great depth of colour here - I do tire of watercolours that seem to be painted with the sludge from a teapot (very rarely on POL, I  must add).  A characterful cockerel, to be sure. 
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Skylar Brown

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When I was young, This was my style... Now an ode to the French Impressionists Also posted in Gallery.

Sylvia Evans

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Very recognisable Skylar.
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Linda Wilson

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Not the most cheerful subject I could have resurrected, but - it's fire all right: a memory that's very unlikely to die in the the minds of people living here on Niton Undercliff.  This was the death of Puckaster Close: a pastel done within hours of the fire.
Robert Jones, NAPA on 01/11/2023 18:25:19
Looks like something out of Edgar Allan Poe or even worse, Michael Howard.  Or am I AI?
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