Seascape by Glennis Weston

I admire anyone who posts a picture about which they are prepared to express concerns so I take my hat off to you - having said that this is a powerful picture that really communicates - I can see and hear the sounds of the rough sea. Glad you posted it.

Really - one of yours, Glennis! Wel,l I am impressed at your diversity because this is quite a different style to your usual and is executed with such energy and strong colour. I don't care about the horizon line (which looks fine to me) because I am enjoying the wonderful feeling of crashing waves. Super work.

Glennis...more acylics please. It is dramatic and the horizon doesn't matter because it has some raw emotion in it. I have posted lots of early work(and about to post some more) and it encapsulates your journey. Artists understand the need to splash out on the unfamiliar now and then, and sometimes it reallyworks.

Glennis this is wonderful, I don't understand your reservations about posting it. It's a very strong painting with great atmospheric colours. You should see some of my early attempts at acrylics...absolute rubbish!

A very eye-catching painting Glennis, I love the water lapping up those cliffs and the moon is gorgeous.

It has a great sense of movement and is very lively, Glennis. The great thing about acrylics is that you can always fix what you're uncomfortable with. A little touching up should make the horizon straight, but it's a lovely piece in any event and the horizon is a very small issue in a very good and solid piece.

Thank you all so much, just shows my negative thinking on this painting has brought positive comments from you all - thank you

This is my favourite of your paintings in this portfolio. The waves are fantastic - one can feel the energy in them.

Mary Jane - Thank you so much for your kind comment