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Martin Norford

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Taken from a photo in the papers from Antree

Martin Norford

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Hi  Sorry. I have added multiple copies.  Can someone kindly delete the others😬
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Remove the others as requested Martin.

Martin Norford

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Thanks Paul 😊 

Denise Cat

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Great drawing  Martin.

Martin Norford

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This has started on a tracing sheet. I now need to decide if I should transfer it to paper. Which will assist watercolour 

Martin Norford

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Gone for the paper option. Now with an outline added 

Martin Norford

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Disaster strikes. It's been a while since I wet and stretched paper. And this is photocopying paper. So the wood has stained it. I have decided to work with it.!!

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First go with the watercolour. 

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Alan Bickley

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Martin, I’m surprised that you’ve gone to so much preliminary effort here, and then used photocopying paper - which is low quality and generally 80gsm in weight… 300gsm (140lbs) watercolour paper would have made life much easier. However, too late now and good luck with getting the watercolour to go on flat, not patchy!

Martin Norford

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Yes. But. No. But Alan. This has been a stark reminder of why a stopped my old methods. A lesson well learnt!

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Back to the drawing board for me.
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