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A decorated painting of a local icon; the Peace Pagoda in Milton Keynes. Another piece of course work. This is influenced by the current exhibition at the MK Gallery which explores south Asian miniatures and their influence on British painting and vice-versa. I have used gouache, watercolour, ink and metallic Sharpie pens. A3 on Bockingford CP(NOT) paper. The main picture in attempt at the style of Brian Cook's (Batsford) travel book covers (which I love).
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Andrew Roles
I paint in watercolour and acrylics and acrylic ink and would welcome comments, good or bad, about my works. Many thanks to everyone who takes the time to view and comment, and for the encouragement to keep painting. My paintings were selected and highly commended for TALP 2021 and selected…
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