Low Tide with Barges - using Seago's palette

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This is a beauty Alan, like it a LOT

A lovely palette and beautiful painting. I really like the,way you have prepared the ground. Looking forward to seeing that article!

A beautiful palette and interesting how the ground has been prepared. Love the brush marks, lovely painting Alan.

I love the brushwork Alan, great painting

Very Seago, excellent.

Looking forward to your article, sounds interesting.

Like those Seago colours and big sky - and the brush marks in the gesso. Also look forward to reading the article.

Look forward to seeing the article Alan, I can see the Seago but also a lot of AB. Love the painting especially those lovely expressive marks in the sky.

Wow amazing from imagination! Nice strokes and good composition. I like it 😏

Look forward to seeing the article!

Fabulous Alan! I love how your brush marks in the prepared ground almost form the shape of the cloud mass above the barges. Beautifully painted.

A superb painting Alan , and done beautifully with your attention to the finer points.

Another great painting Alan, love the cloud formations and colours.

A fantastic scenery, Alan. Great painting.

What a sky! I love this.

Stunning sky Alan and superb as usual.

By god Alan your brilliant at these, they are superb, really... Will look out for the article although I’ve not caught up with the one on Sunsets yet......

An absolute stunner, Alan! Superb brushwork, excellent composition and tons of atmosphere. Splendid work!

Quite simply a stunning piece of art!

This is a beautiful painting Alan.

Perfect palette Alan beautifully balanced between dark and light tones and colours.

Lovely scene...anything based on a Seago style is good with me!

Really like this - the great expanse of sky and warm foreground colours.

Really like this Alan, you are a master of skies I have to say.

What a gorgeous sky

An excellent painting!

Love that sky and it’s colours in the reflections

Super duper, Alan!

Reminds me of Turner!

Hang on Studio Wall
20/01/2022
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Part of a feature on Seago for 'The Artist'. A nautical painting from imagination, but ‘loosely’ based on Seago’s style of painting - working with a similar colour palette and introducing those trademark barges. I’ve prepared my ground with a mix of gesso and chalk, giving me a more absorbent base to work on, adding brush marks to this base mix. Seago used rabbit skin glue and white lead, but we can’t go along that route. Oil on board 40 x50cm

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Alan Bickley

Having studied fine art and graphics at both Stafford and Derby college, my career working as a graphic artist and latterly as editorial artist with Northcliffe Media Ltd, has kept me constantly in touch with all aspects of art and design. Painting mainly in oils, acrylics and watercolour, my…

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