The Ochils from the River Devon

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And unrestriced may you ever stay - I'm with you on that one Val - great interpretation of the scene.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Tue 30 Jun 17:51:14

Brilliant Val

Posted by James Hamilton on Tue 30 Jun 18:49:00

I'm sorry you've had the dull weather as well today Val, we are a little left out aren't we at the moment, never mind there is always tomorrow! I love your pastel with it's poetic link and the tree is superb.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 30 Jun 22:31:58

Superb pastel work Val, such brilliant colour, photo fine!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Wed 01 Jul 10:00:31

Lovely palette and composition, Val, beautifully painted!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Wed 01 Jul 13:55:51

Beautiful tones in the water, Val. Excellent tree and distance.

Posted by Pat Thompson on Wed 01 Jul 14:02:26

Thanks everyone for your generous comments, much appreciated. Having not painted for quite a few months I'm feeling stale and struggling a bit but, hopefully, with practice, I'll get there again.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Wed 01 Jul 15:57:00

Love the top of the mountains and that clear beautiful blue stretch of water, nice one Val!

Posted by debs jones on Wed 01 Jul 16:05:41

One of my sons lives just up the road from here.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Fri 03 Jul 16:19:54

Hang on Studio Wall

30/06/2015

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Pastel of the Ochils from the "clear and winding Devon" as rabbie Burns called it. Not a very good photo I'm afraid, very dull here today and I'm not very good with a camera. Thanks for looking.

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Val Kenyon

I am a self taught artist or, as I like to say, I'm "unrestricted by formal teaching" which probably explains my mish mash of styles. I paint in most media, watercolour, gouache, oil, coloured pencil and my favourite, soft pastels. I'm inspired by the Scottish landscape, nature and animals and…

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