Fallen Willow, Norfolk.

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I love the sky! It conjures up such movement, billowing clouds, wind and even threatening rain. Great work!

Posted by Thea Cable on Fri 22 May 20:53:53

Wow! What a fantastic Sky! Lovely

Posted by Stephanie Gay on Fri 22 May 20:55:34

Very dramatic and energetic painting Alan.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 23 May 07:53:58

Yes no worries with the sky Alan, the whole scene knits well

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Sat 23 May 10:23:54

This is a very attractive painting Alan, I like how you have used the warmer colours in the landscape as well as the sky. Certainly a different take on Seago but a great result.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sat 23 May 20:32:27

Love how you've captured the energy in the sky!

Posted by Emma Barnett on Fri 29 May 16:19:57

Love this subject, and again you have chosen to focus on the tree whereas I would go for the windmill. The colour choice is spot on and invokes a feeling that you are sitting at your easel whilst painting it.

Posted by janet fox on Wed 01 Jul 20:59:29

Hang on Studio Wall

22/05/2015

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Acrylic on Fabriano 300lb NOT watercolour paper. I painted this a few month's back but I think it was inspired by a small watercolour by Edward Seago. The sky is probably a bit too dramatic but I always push the boundaries.

About the Artist

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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