Drypoint & Monotype Combined - Norfolk, MIsty Evening Sunset.

This is lovely Alan. Gives a great effect.

I do not know what the name of this method would be Alan, but whatever it is, you have produced a very effective and atmospheric piece of work, great palette and I really like those little touches of blue intentional or otherwise, nice one.

This is clever Alan! So beautiful I love these drypoint etchings. Great with colour. The colours remind me of a lovely natural stone called labradorite.

Wow, really lovely mood :-)

Amazing work, Alan, superb palette!

Wow you can say that again Alan a masterwork

I particularly like the introduction of some subtle colour Alan! I love it.

I like both, but this is my preference probably because of the subtle underlay colour. I like dry point. Great ideas ...

This is the one for me Alan - added atmosphere.

You're a genius Alan!!

This is my favourite so thanks to all who once again took the time and effort to contribute, there were quite a few who asked me to do both WIPS which I obliged but have yet to receive a response from, disappointing, well yes, I suppose it is really but not to worry.

Looks like exactly a very windy norfolk broards, I speak from experience after being born a d lived in norfolk for fifty years

The combined effects of the two techniques have really worked well Alan. The colours you have chosen for the monotype create a lovely moody and atmospheric image.

Totally effective, Alan! It's very atmospheric and dynamic, and I love the low-key palette.

Really good Alan .I would love to know more about the method used. Any chance you could expand on the method and materials Alan?

Alan please ignore my last comment , I've just seen your Forum article so will now study it with interest.

Really atmospheric, don't know what method this is, but it works really well.