Nature Finds a Way

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A beautiful painting Lynda

Posted by Cheryl Allen on Sat 16 Mar 15:28:22

That is really superb, Lynda. Love the colour palette you have used!

Posted by David Stevens on Sat 16 Mar 15:51:16

Beautifully painted scene, Lynda!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sat 16 Mar 16:44:47

Overall a delightful scene. Loving the treatment of the underside of the bridge.

Posted by Gerry Mellor on Sat 16 Mar 16:51:01

Lovely picture Lynda.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sat 16 Mar 17:11:44

Love everything about this charming scene Linda. Love how the curve of the river disappears under the bridge.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 16 Mar 17:22:17

I think I know what those plants are, but won't embarrass myself by identifying them and getting it wrong! But yes, they can sprout to quite surprising size from mere cracks in stonework; you have a very attractive palette going for you here, I love your soft, warm greens in this restful painting.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sat 16 Mar 17:56:58

Thank you everyone for your kind comments. They are foxgloves growing out of the brickwork, they seem to grow everywhere around here!

Posted by Lynda Green on Sat 16 Mar 21:26:41

Lovely work Lynda, nice mix of free washes and the detail in the wild flowers.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sat 16 Mar 23:54:10

Just lovely Lynda.

Posted by Kal Cavan on Sun 17 Mar 06:55:47

Very good indeed Lynda

Posted by Heather Love on Sun 17 Mar 07:50:12

A superb painting I love the colours and how you have painted the bridge enough detail to tell the story.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sun 17 Mar 09:54:27

A wonderful piece of art Lynda.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sun 17 Mar 10:40:37

A lovely lovely painting !!

Posted by valerie harper on Mon 18 Mar 07:44:33

Hang on Studio Wall

16/03/2024

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My reference photo for this small watercolour was very dark. Peter Cronin’s article in The Artist gave me a few hints on how to tackle it. In fact he had used a similar photo for his painting of a canal bridge.

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Lynda Green

I started painting a few years back and now fully retired I have time to spend on my art. I have always loved the translucency of watercolour and yes, I know it is a difficult medium but when it works the effects are so worthwhile. I have a hand problem and find handling a brush easier than drawing…

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