Stranded by Mark Annison

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This works very well Mark and invites quite a narrative.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 08 Jul 20:35:57

Like this a lot and it’s really well done .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Tue 09 Jul 06:43:11

thanks Carole and Dixie. The stark contrast interested me.

Posted by Mark Annison on Tue 09 Jul 07:37:07

There's always a sadness attached to abandoned boats and you've depicted this very well

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 09 Jul 07:40:24

Good one Mark.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Tue 09 Jul 08:44:35

Good one Mark, made me want to get my pastels out again.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Tue 09 Jul 14:30:23

Very nicely done Mark. Great stonework.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Wed 10 Jul 18:51:26

Thanks for all the positive comments. The subject just begged to be done in pastels.

Posted by Mark Annison on Thu 11 Jul 08:00:13

Lovely work

Posted by Petra Palmeri on Sat 13 Jul 08:47:32

Hang on Studio Wall

08/07/2024

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Pastel on pastelmat. I saw this boat at Porlock Weir hauled up on a shingle shelf, stark against a dark grey stone wall. I used a dark grey pastelmat. The greenish tinge was an aberration of the photograph.

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Mark Annison

I think I started drawing and painting when I was nine or ten, trying to emulate my father. I still sketch, draw and paint in watercolour, pastel and acrylics sixty years later. I taught for many years but am now comfortably retired and follow an endless journey in art, excited by the exploration…

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