4 COLOURS + WHITE

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I can easily believe that you are happy with it. Again a beautiful wood painting. Stunning with a lot of depth in it!

Posted by Mia Ketels on Sun 10 Jul 18:55:15

Coo. Not a profound reaction, but it does represent my response to this painting. Informative too, because I hardly ever use Lemon Yellow - I think I might now....

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sun 10 Jul 20:25:29

By the way, Charles - is ultramarine your usual blue? Realized the other day that I haven't used it for some time..... but perhaps I should. Do you ever use a ready-mixed green? I never used to, but have resorted to Sap Green, Viridian, and Pthalo Green recently - and I may just be getting lazy. Very interesting anyway, and thanks for all the information.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sun 10 Jul 20:30:15

Charles I think not mixing in the palette has given this painting a really fresh feel. Like it!

Posted by Amanda Chatfield on Mon 11 Jul 09:38:11

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Painted on Saunders Waterford 300lb not Near the Derbyshire hamlet of Parwich.--- Painted with 4 colours -lemon yellow-- ultramarine blue--raw umber--- FW acrylic black ink + white -- no colours mixed on the palette all colours layed or glazed on to the paper -- green made by glazing lemon yellow or blue onto black or brown.--did not know what what I was taking on but I think I am happy with it

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Chas Wilby

Hi there my name is Chas and I'm a retired old coal miner - 77 years old at the given time - 2016 - Working underground for 7-10 hours a day ( night shift ) and sleeping 8 hours a day i never saw much daylight - but on the few hours to me - I used to be out on my old motorcycle or walking -…

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