Up in the Thermal

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Electric! Like it a lot, Chrissie.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Tue 16 Feb 17:36:44

Gorgeous colours Chrissie, usual excellent division of the canvas.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Tue 16 Feb 18:57:30

Dramatic colours, love it!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 16 Feb 19:48:30

Thank you so much for your lovely comments Marjorie,Alan and Carole.

Posted by Chrissie Havers on Tue 16 Feb 20:22:59

Such beautiful colours, Chrissie! Lovely composition as well.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Wed 17 Feb 07:58:48

Packs a punch!

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 17 Feb 08:16:55

Really enjoying these colours and the design.

Posted by Elaine Nash on Wed 17 Feb 08:20:52

Stunning in every way, Chrissie. Gorgeous palette

Posted by Thalia Stones on Wed 17 Feb 15:28:55

Expansive and colourful!

Posted by Diane Boswell on Thu 18 Feb 15:47:27

Thank you Jenny,Heather, Elaine,Thalia and Diane for your enthusiasm!

Posted by Chrissie Havers on Thu 18 Feb 22:51:59

Hang on Studio Wall

16/02/2021

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acrylic on canvas 50x40cms. I have painted several versions of this subject which is taken from sketchbook studies and memories of the Scottish Highlands. The foreground uses a lot of glazes which are fun to do. It was deciding on the sky and hills section colours that proved more tricky.

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