Incoming Clown

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Well! Paul did come home, you have just relived his memory in this lovely painting!

Posted by Jennifer Brown on Mon 03 Apr 09:27:42

He looks as if he is about to attack or land on your face! Ahhhhhhh! Certainly has impact John.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Mon 03 Apr 09:28:43

A bird with an attitude!

Posted by Satu Vartiainen on Mon 03 Apr 09:33:24

Love the shapes the wings/feathers make - and he looks like he's really concentrating on getting his landing right! (We had to put squirrel guards on our hanging bird feeders to keep the pigeons from scoffing everything - amazing how clever they were, though, at balancing on the tiny perches.)

Posted by Jenny Harris on Mon 03 Apr 09:38:57

Lovely work title and story John

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Mon 03 Apr 10:00:59

Hi John nice paintings, this is a wood pigeon , I'm a driving instructor and I've picked up loads of these beautiful birds injured , I take them to wythall animal sanctuary , they are a bit silly they fly around at the same height as the traffic . Nice work.

Posted by dennis roberts on Mon 03 Apr 11:28:12

maybe because you gave him the kiss of life John he kept away!! lovely oil painting full of action and colour and life

Posted by David Harrison on Mon 03 Apr 15:07:15

Lovely work John.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Mon 03 Apr 15:57:33

Thank you Jennifer, Linda, Satu, Jenny, Dennis, Dennis, (that's good of you Dennis), Margaret, David you are right I stopped giving the the kiss of life after that.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Mon 03 Apr 17:19:16

This just made me smile, John! That little chap looks like he's got attitude in spades!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Mon 03 Apr 18:04:54

Unusual view John, appealing. I think he is after my chips!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Mon 03 Apr 22:41:39

Beautifully painted John. Love the palette.

Posted by Henry Martin on Tue 04 Apr 05:52:53

Hang on Studio Wall

03/04/2017

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Oil on canvas board. 8x6 inches. Friend and I as teenagers had a bird hospital . one patient was Paul the pigeon. After he had recoperated we let him go thinking he would return but he never did. Guess he was not a homer.

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John Graham Inkson

Life From The Easel. As an artist I see my self as an all rounder. Ive worked with all the painting mediums, as well as silk screen printing, ceramics, small sculptures, sign writing, murals, graphic design and digital art. I went to Cardiff University to do graphic design rather than do a fine…

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