Safe Harbour

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Wow! the mooring buoys in all those different positions do give a sense of weight either air-borne or dangling to show their suspension, and the fishing boat interior rib-cage in light blue with the darker blue contrasts and shows stealth as the trawler is in dock! Fine coloursoft and primsacolour painting Peter, well done!

Posted by Angela Harrison on Wed 16 Dec 22:18:52

Beautiful Peter. I have been enjoying your artwork. You are clearly very talented.

Posted by Diane Boswell on Wed 16 Dec 23:04:21

Wonderful detail in this work. You have done an excellent job.

Posted by Denise Cat on Thu 17 Dec 00:55:45

Stunning.

Posted by Judith Taylor on Thu 17 Dec 06:50:56

Superb and all those buoys are great.

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 17 Dec 07:16:56

Beautifully painted and so much fantastic detailing.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Thu 17 Dec 08:53:56

Super work Peter. I love Mevagissey too.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Thu 17 Dec 10:12:02

Stunning work that beautifully showcases the details and conveys the atmosphere and feel of the place.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Thu 17 Dec 15:08:01

Excellent

Posted by Richard Cox on Fri 18 Dec 16:03:38

Beautiful detailed work

Posted by Romila Datta on Fri 18 Dec 16:47:21

At this time of year ... it looks as though the boats are decorated with baubles!

Posted by David Hendrey on Sun 27 Dec 13:31:13

Hang on Studio Wall

16/12/2020

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I found this boat whilst on vacation at Mevagissey, a small village and fishing port in Cornwall, England. I just loved the contrast of the bright red and white fishing and mooring buoys against the dark blues of the fishing boat and reflections. Derwent Coloursoft, Artist and new Pro Colour. F/C Polychomos and Some Prismacolour. Some of the fine detail is done with fine liner pens. Support, Fabriano Artistico. Size 28 x 48 cm. My own reference.

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