Walberswick from Blackshore, en plein air.

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And again Jem......!!

Posted by Guy Marrett on Mon 19 Aug 07:41:12

Great watercolour, of a fabulous place. The loosens of the painting adds to the effect of the weather building up.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 19 Aug 08:41:36

Thanks very much!

Posted by Jem Bowden on Mon 19 Aug 08:45:59

Just come on site and like that on sight. Nice work Jem, lovely loose watercolour work.

Posted by Jim Morris on Mon 19 Aug 09:13:55

Masterly , you get better and better both beautifully Painted.

Posted by dennis roberts on Mon 19 Aug 11:38:27

Again Thank you kindly for your comments.

Posted by Jem Bowden on Mon 19 Aug 13:01:28

super, Jem...that you say you love this kind of stuff shows in all these paintings! plein air always best!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Mon 19 Aug 13:04:20

Thank you, Thalia. I agree about plein air work. I'm pleased that shows.

Posted by Jem Bowden on Mon 19 Aug 18:40:51

Another impressive painting especially the tangle of boats.

Posted by Chrissie Havers on Mon 19 Aug 19:33:15

Wonderful free style, Jem

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Mon 19 Aug 20:27:09

Two superb watercolours. Well done for getting out there and achieving two great paintings.

Posted by Willie Drea on Mon 19 Aug 22:09:51

Thank you all again for your kind comments, much appreciated!

Posted by Jem Bowden on Tue 20 Aug 08:52:24

Vibrant painting. I particularly like the sky.

Posted by Georgiana Chu on Thu 22 Aug 08:15:50

Hang on Studio Wall

19/08/2019

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31 x 51cm. Painted with some urgency, with rain imminent, I felt inspired by this view. Much was simplified down, or out, in terms of the boat boardwalks (or whatever they're called) and so on. I love this kind of subject - weather, clouds, light, interesting shapes, history, mud, and plenty of 'detail' or aspects of the subjects to draw from as much as needed. Got it done just before rain hit (and lasted all day). I had the great company of local, esteemed watercolour artist Andrew Pitt for this one, followed by a nice cup of coffee in the cafe a few yards away as the rain poured down.

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Jem Bowden

Full time artist/painter, tutor and contributor to Leisure Painter magazine. Specialist in watercolour landscape. I am mostly a 'plein air' (outdoors from life) painter. For for full information on various forms of tuition and to see current galleries of work for sale (only original, no prints)…

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