Saint Michael's Mount - Marazion

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Superb Pete, every last rock and ripple of it.

Posted by Jim Morris on Sun 12 Feb 13:43:15

Thanks Jim.

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 13:45:27

One of my favourite spots and also home to some of my ancient ancestors. Good job, or to use the vernacular "Proper Job"! Well done anyway.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sun 12 Feb 13:46:10

Thanks Linda.

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 14:06:36

Superb Peter

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Sun 12 Feb 14:43:34

Thanks Dennis.

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 14:45:01

Super painting Pete, I love all the colours and textures in the rocks, spot on!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sun 12 Feb 15:06:07

Thanks Margaret.

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 15:06:36

A really nice offering it is Michael, great painting with some good bold colours and of course a fab scene to paint.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Sun 12 Feb 15:09:42

Absolutely brilliant Pete! The rocks are superb, you've put some convincing colours in to them along with character.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 12 Feb 15:13:21

Love the rocks.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 12 Feb 16:00:31

Thanks Alan, Fiona and Gudrun for your appreciated comments.

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 16:21:50

Wow! love those rocks Peter.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Sun 12 Feb 16:56:29

Thanks John

Posted by Pete Batho on Sun 12 Feb 18:02:42

Lovely work Pete, St Michael's Mount is a special place and you have caught it's magical qualities here. I personally feel you could have included more water and less rocks but that's probably just me.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sun 12 Feb 21:55:53

Thanks for your valued comment Stephen.

Posted by Pete Batho on Mon 13 Feb 06:21:42

Hang on Studio Wall

12/02/2017

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Acrylic on Galeria paper. 20" x 16". Todays offering is Saint Michael's Mount, another iconic landmark in Cornwall. Palette used was Ultramarine, Raw Sienna, Ultramarine Violet, Permanent Rose, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Orange, Titanium White. Painted with a 3/4" flat brush, rigger and palette knife.

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Pete Batho

Hi. My name's Pete. I'm a self-taught artist living and working in Cornwall UK. Originally from Staffordshire, I moved to Cornwall in 1997 with my job as a Telecoms Engineer. Now retired, I took up painting again after a long period of inactivity. I first laid brush to paper in the 70’s when I…

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