Fillets

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A real eye-catcher, Diana. Love the way you executed the texture! Beautiful!

Posted by Mia Ketels on Thu 23 Jul 14:43:04

Lovely use of lost and found edges to emphasize the kipper heads.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Thu 23 Jul 14:56:25

Excellent, really oily!

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 23 Jul 15:03:17

beautiful brush work, very bold and dramatic

Posted by Sam Dutta on Thu 23 Jul 16:02:25

Excellent Diana!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 23 Jul 17:44:30

You have really captured that sheen!

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Thu 23 Jul 18:01:10

Thank you so much for all your support. I’m managing to make less mess than in my first week 😂

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Thu 23 Jul 19:58:08

Very well captures Diana.

Posted by Brian Ward on Fri 24 Jul 07:47:35

Thank you Brian. I have treated myself to some new ills brushes. It’s like a child on Christmas Eve!!!

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Fri 24 Jul 09:11:14

Lovely wet fish, Diana.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Fri 24 Jul 09:33:45

Lovely oily sheen and great texture.

Posted by Katy Dean on Fri 24 Jul 15:52:50

Thank you Katy and Linda. Ive spent the afternoon painting the same subject in watercolour

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Fri 24 Jul 16:02:00

Love the interpretation Diana.

Posted by Elaine Nash on Fri 24 Jul 18:02:51

Lovely fish Diana, very well done!

Posted by Andrea Hook on Sat 25 Jul 09:14:30

Thank you very much Elaine and Andrea. It’s tempting to want to run before I can walk with a new medium. There’s so much to learn.

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Sat 25 Jul 16:00:47

Hang on Studio Wall

23/07/2020

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12x10’’ oil on canvas Kippers anyone 🤢

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Diana Boanas SWA

Jut before retiring from teaching , I returned to painting after a 40 year gap. I did O level then half an A level in art ,followed by a bit of oil painting ,printing and ceramics as part of a primary teaching course but hadn’t touched it since. I was bought a sketch book and pencils while on…

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