Barge at anchor. by Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Good sketch, I like the simple colour palette

A spritsail no less… fabulous Paul!

Good use of paint Paul.

Really nice sketch, Paul.

Heather , Alan and Stephen thank you for your comments they mean a lot . Such superb boats need to be looked after and treated with respect so much history goes with them from lugging coal, hay and many other cargoes to rescuing troops from Dunkirk beach .

Many thanks Jenny I appreciate your comment.

Ha you did put it on....nice clean lines .

Smashing painting Paul.

good one very moody

Well painted Paul.

Thank you Sylvia , Denise, Janet and George I really appreciate you have taken time to look and comment.

Good sketch Paul!

Nicely done Paul!

Andrew , Coral and Ross thank you for taking the time to look and comment I really appreciate it.

Beautiful use of waste :-)

What a super silhouette these old ships have when painted in this way Paul……brill!

Beautiful sketch Paul.

Think Fiona and Sandra for yay kind comments I appreciate them. They are superb looking vessels and thankfully quite a few are in preservation and some still working.

A lot of skill in painting Paul - I like it - a lot!

Shaun thank you for your very kind comment I really appreciate it.

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12/06/2023
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A4 watercolour sketch using up the paint in my pallet and a sheet is old paper. Fortunately the under drawing on the paper don’t show through. I hate waste so often give myself a twenty minute time limit to use up the paint on old paper or the reverse, I’m told it’s because in it tight wad Yorkshireman. It’s an imaginary scene, I do love these old sailing barges HGVs of their day but more environmentally friendly.

About the Artist
Paul (Dixie) Dean

I have sketched most of my life on and off I became interested in watercolour following a spinal injury whilst in hospital but did not follow it up. My eldest daughter bought me a beautiful wooden box set of half pans about twenty five years ago I dabbled on and off until retirement twelve years…

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