Inspired by Monet

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Very nice work Pat, nice range of colours mixed from your limited pallete.. Which colours did you choose?

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sun 04 Nov 13:37:21

Thank you for writing Stephen. The base colours were Daler Rowney ultramarine blue, cadmium yellow, and brilliant red plus titanium white and black.

Posted by Pat Harrison on Sun 04 Nov 15:32:30

Lovely painting Pat, great combination of greens.

Posted by Glennis Weston on Sun 04 Nov 16:52:30

Super result just using the three colours Pat, especially the range of greens.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 04 Nov 23:02:42

This shows so well what can be achieved with a restricted palette. You have created a really harmonious painting and I agree with Fiona about the greens.

Posted by Julie Bosley on Mon 05 Nov 16:37:21

Lovely painting Pat , great palette colours

Posted by Petra Palmeri on Mon 05 Nov 17:03:55

Great piece Pat - a little presact (do you like that word? - one I made up) but none the worse for it - now ask me what presact mesns.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Mon 05 Nov 18:52:15

Thank you all for your kind comments. Michael, I do wonder about presact. Is it perhaps a combination of precise and exact?

Posted by Pat Harrison on Tue 06 Nov 09:05:28

Hey Pat, I've only just had chance to look at your portfolio, there's some really beautiful work and a lot of talent. Lovely stuff.

Posted by Barry J Davis on Tue 06 Nov 16:45:24

A really lovely painting, with super palette, composition and light.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 25 Nov 11:53:43

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31/03/2015

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This 30x40cm acrylic on canvas board was painted during our monthly art society meeting. Our task was to use just three colours plus black and white. The garden scene was inspired by Monet.

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Pat Harrison

A lot of my enjoyment in art I owe to my teacher, an excellent landscape artist himself. During my professional career in industry I continued to perfect my techniques. Today I spend most of my time painting and promoting my art. I am mostly self-taught, studying the work and techniques of…

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