Snow in the woods
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This is a large oil painting, a bit of palette work, mostly brush and a fairly limited palette - cerulean, ultra blue, ultra violet, alizaron I got the idea from a painting in an American magazine that was smaller and more abstract in style. The scene reminded me of Skipwith Common near York which seems to have been constantly covered in snow for the last 3 months. Hence this was painted inside. I'm determined to get back painting outside soon but it has been so cold this winter, my fingers are blue in 10 minutes. A day supposedly painting at Bridlington was a non starter last week - dull, dark and freezing cold. I admire those painters who venture out in all weathers.
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Pat Thompson
I've been painting almost ten years, initially with watercolours, then moving on to oils and other media. I am self taught, though have attended several short painting courses. I paint as a hobby and also belong to 2 art groups in Yorkshire. I exhibit through them and local galleries. I love…
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