“Hedgerow “ by Jo Morton

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Beautifully drawn. I would love to be able to get buildings so well as you do Jo.

Posted by Elaine Taylor on Thu 27 Jun 11:11:50

Yes , beautiful work - great style to your mark making.

Posted by Andrew Roles on Thu 27 Jun 11:13:35

Thank you very much!

Posted by Jo Morton on Thu 27 Jun 12:47:39

I like the bit you have vignetted out to the left. Leads the eye to the detail to the right middle ground. Nice composition.

Posted by Philip Rogers on Thu 27 Jun 13:48:35

Really good Jo

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 27 Jun 14:48:53

Super mark making Jo, and interesting details.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Thu 27 Jun 15:02:28

Good variety of mark making which really gives interest.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Thu 27 Jun 18:17:07

Splendid drawing skils

Posted by Chris Scott on Thu 27 Jun 19:44:40

Agree with the others - classic pen and ink work: you're not the only one to get to a scene before the bulldozers and developers manage to ruin it - and it's a very worthwhile thing to do.

Posted by Robert Jones, Napa on Thu 27 Jun 21:51:42

Beautiful drawing.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Fri 28 Jun 07:25:25

It's a very accomplished drawing - I like your mark making,and also the way that you've left empty spaces, it makes such a good composition.

Posted by Hilary Forbes on Fri 28 Jun 09:03:51

Love your drawings Jo.

Posted by Diane Boswell on Fri 28 Jun 10:03:49

A great drawing, Jo.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Fri 28 Jun 19:52:45

A real gift of a subject - I always enjoy low viewpoints, and the related shapes made the task easier!

Posted by Jo Morton on Sat 14 Jun 05:43:21

Hang on Studio Wall

27/06/2024

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One of the first in an extensive body of work I was lucky enough to carry out at Bank Ground Farm, Arthur Ransome’s inspiration for the location for his “Swallows & Amazons” stories) in the early 1990’s, fortunately before that magnificent hedge started to be neglected and subsequently sadly depleted, and that wonderful barn converted into holiday accommodation. © 1991

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My name is Jo Morton My artistic journey has been an interesting one! I was born the 'middle one' of triplets -a rarity then! At the prep school we were sent to the Art classes were 'paid extra', so I missed out on those, but couldn't understand why at the age of five I always had a queue…

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