The Fallen Birch, Princes Woods by David Whitehead
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Not great art but a satisfying result in challenging conditions. Last Tuesday's outdoor painting session was the coldest and windiest since Easter. So windy in fact that my pal gave up after his easel was blown over for the fourth time. My sturdy Potter easel never wobbled though and I think this result from an hour's struggle with the elements is better than I anticipated.
About the Artist
David Whitehead
I have always loved the British landscape – walking in it, photographing it and, since early retirement, painting it in watercolour. I prefer to paint in the field and have experienced all the difficulties the British weather can present to a painter, from the sun drying the paint on the brush to…
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