Blue Christmas

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Beautifully done Margaret, love how you have used blue ink.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 28 Dec 21:43:49

That’s lovely Margaret

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 28 Dec 21:51:52

I like this, Margaret. And it says something about this years strange Christmas.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Tue 29 Dec 05:51:52

A lovely Christmas scene painted with a fountain pen and ink. A really effective study and the line features and folds of the curtains, christmas tree turned out well.

Posted by Angela Harrison on Tue 29 Dec 08:41:59

Like the blue sketch!

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 29 Dec 08:51:05

Very clever, Margaret. Like it.

Posted by Shirley May on Tue 29 Dec 10:02:34

This is lovely, Margaret. Love your use of the blue ink.

Posted by Mia Ketels on Tue 29 Dec 10:34:52

Really like this Margaret. Love how the ink bleeds...

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 29 Dec 11:08:44

Lovely work, Margaret - reflecting the joy and sadness of this Christmas.

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Tue 29 Dec 12:10:39

Thank you all for your lovely comments.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Tue 29 Dec 16:38:35

Excellent Margaret.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Tue 29 Dec 18:15:18

Very apt indeed for this Christmas.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Tue 29 Dec 18:36:54

Like this. I am hoping to get ink and a dropper to experiment with in due course. It would help if I could find my new ink pens that I put in a safe place ....

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Wed 30 Dec 09:04:34

Thank you Richard, Sandra and Gudrun :) Gudrun - hope you find your ink pens - I know exactly what you mean by that "safe place"!!!

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Wed 30 Dec 09:29:56

Hang on Studio Wall

28/12/2020

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A study for an urban sketch "window" theme (stretching it a bit with a Christmas tree too!) Fountainpen.

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Margaret Nisbet

I'm an amateur artist. I have drawn all my life - used to be mainly portraits but now a wider range. Did a lot of portrait/figure drawing at classes for a while in the 1990s then had a break from doing much at all until a couple of years ago, since when I've gone back to classes and workshops run…

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