Chasing from the Storm

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You’ve certainly shown the storm on its journey. Love the brightness of the greens against the sky.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Fri 12 Aug 18:36:07

Terrific cloud work Geoff.

Posted by Jim Morris on Fri 12 Aug 20:54:05

A great sky and I like how everything is in sharp focus

Posted by Heather Love on Sat 13 Aug 05:32:53

A beautiful painting and it certainly has the pre storm look to it.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 13 Aug 07:11:46

Wonderful painting.

Posted by Denise Cat on Sat 13 Aug 08:48:49

Full of drama, movement and a lovely palette Geoff.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 13 Aug 10:07:44

Thank you for all your lovely comments. It's a pity mobile phone pictures cannot reproduce some of the hues I've managed to blend into the sky but nevertheless your overall reactions are very welcome. Geoff

Posted by Geoff Storer on Sat 13 Aug 15:00:31

Super painting, you have captured the atmosphere of the scene perfectly

Posted by Paul Webb on Sun 14 Aug 10:24:13

Hang on Studio Wall

12/08/2022

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This is a view of Old Harry Rocks ,Dorset that I have painted several times before from different viewpoints. On this occasion I wanted to create the drama of an approaching storm using the multi-various hues of the developing cloud formations reminiscent of the works of Edward Seago. A single seagull sensing the impending furore flies purposely in land to seek shelter.

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Geoff Storer

I have been painting for over 50 years, originally as an antidote to the day job in Marketing but now retired I paint for the absorbent creative enjoyment it brings to me and wherever possible the visual appreciation of others. My style is representational using whatever flexibility in style that…

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