Packhorse Bridge

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the three tree's seem to be moving forward with arms outstretched......and i like it for that....

Posted by Stephen on Sun 27 Nov 19:11:07

Many thanks Stephen for your comments.

Posted by Chris Glassonbury on Sun 27 Nov 20:09:28

Yes the trees have got life in them. Good that you have got light and shade on the trunks, if you dampen the paper before adding the darker colour, the line between the two would be softer, giving a rounder feel to the trunks. You could also try that with the stonework on the bridge. Hope you don't mind me commenting.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Mon 28 Nov 11:53:05

Nice work on the stream and the rocks in it , Christopher. You have the beginnings of good contrasts in this work. Keep going!

Posted by Ruth Dolan on Mon 28 Nov 18:30:32

Many thanks Stephen and Ruth for your valued comments.

Posted by Chris Glassonbury on Mon 28 Nov 18:55:43

Hang on Studio Wall

27/11/2016

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watercolour from photo on Fabriano 140lb not paper.

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Chris Glassonbury

Self taught artist ,born in May 1945 I paint mainly in watercolour and occasionally with acrylic.Most of my paintings are landscapes. I paint mainly from photographs .I occasionally paint flowers in watercolour which I quite enjoy.I do not like paintings that have been altered by the use of pen .I…

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