Seven Sisters National Park

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This is fine work, Eril. It does have an epic quality. Great!

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Tue 10 Apr 05:36:16

Fantastic water

Posted by David Perry on Tue 10 Apr 07:26:31

Fantastic ... I'd love this on my wall.... but couldn't afford it!

Posted by Lyn Thacker on Tue 10 Apr 07:53:32

Wonderfully eye-catching, Eril, with superb wave effects. The more I look the more I find to admire. The ripples and rivulets in the sand are excellent, as are the waves. The sky's not too shabby either. *smile* Brian

Posted by Brian J Mackay on Tue 10 Apr 08:23:35

This has the wow factor for me Eril, such a fabulous rendition of the sea

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Tue 10 Apr 09:36:40

Superb!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Tue 10 Apr 12:10:41

Thanks as always for the wonderful comments! I found i worked foreground back to sky on this one, so maybe a bit lazy on the sky as I was over it by then hehe. I'm finding I have to really bang out the bulk of a piece within a shorter time-frame (for me around 5-8 hrs of work) or else it starts dragging on me a bit. So when I get sucked into something that has more detail (or I choose to be more detailed), then I really have a 'hump' to get over to push through to the end. Anyone else a bit like this or just me?

Posted by Eril Nisbett on Tue 10 Apr 15:48:04

I think this is just beautiful - your waves are so convincing, and I like the sky, cliffs rock and sand.

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Tue 10 Apr 16:55:46

Nice job Eril... almost haunting... great mood!!

Posted by Guy Marrett on Tue 10 Apr 22:11:53

Hang on Studio Wall

09/04/2018

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Well this one is a bit epic. A piece of art can tell a story and then there's art that just makes you happy to look at it... Pretty unplanned apart from the accuracy of the cliff lines. All just fell out like this with a good pinch of imagination really. Probably should stop about now on this? Already a bit too much going on maybe...but getting close I think. It's a beautiful Sussex spot I love to visit so hoping it does justice to it

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Eril Nisbett

I am an Australian creative who moved to live in the English seaside town of Worthing in West Sussex a couple of years ago. I have always been a 'maker' whether with my hands, with tools or digitally and have always come back to painting after my many side journeys. My motivation for what I try to…

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