Lady in Red

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Wow powerful painting i had to look twice though when i saw glennis underneath it . Well done Glennis its nice to try other things.this is a success.

Posted by dennis roberts on Sun 12 Oct 13:55:47

Thank you Dennis

Posted by Glennis Weston on Sun 12 Oct 15:37:33

Like Dennis I did a double-take. Quite striking!

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 12 Oct 17:19:29

Definitely different, but strikingly good, Glennis!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Mon 13 Oct 11:53:46

Very striking - are you going to enter it in the Jean Haines 'Red' Competition (or have the entries closed now?).

Posted by Thea Cable on Mon 13 Oct 17:43:21

Thank you Gudrun, Seok and Thea. Thea, not entering any competition, I just liked the reference photo and thought I would like to try and paint it.

Posted by Glennis Weston on Mon 13 Oct 22:07:32

I was drawn to this when looking back through the gallery Glennis and surprised to see it was one of yours as it is so different for you! Very striking and you should enter it in the Jean Haines competition as Thea suggested.

Posted by Christine Davies on Tue 14 Oct 08:08:13

Thank you, Thea and Christine - I have entered in now.

Posted by Glennis Weston on Tue 14 Oct 09:21:41

I love the way you've handled this vivid painting Glennis

Posted by lynne whitfield on Tue 14 Oct 15:01:18

Congratulations Glennis on being one of the winners of the Jean Haines challenge, very well deserved!

Posted by Christine Davies on Thu 18 Dec 18:52:43

Congratulations Glennis! I've just read the list of winners for the Jean Haines comp....well done you! Have a lovely Christmas and a happy and healthy 2015.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 18 Dec 19:15:04

Hang on Studio Wall

13/04/2015

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Something different for me, liked the ref. photo from Christine Coffey, so here is my attempt at this portrait with limited colours, in the main Windsor Red on Fabriano Hot Pressed Paper

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Glennis Weston

I am a self taught amateur artist. I love painting animals and flowers, any wildlife and I like realism.

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Billy in pencil with some carbon pencil for the darks. Reference Photo: Christine Coffey