Swaledale Gather (1)

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Always like your pen work

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 18 Dec 14:58:45

As always, thanks Heather.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Fri 18 Dec 16:54:18

Can't get over how you convey the sheeps 'sheepishness' in so few marks.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Fri 18 Dec 17:04:04

Cheers Lewis. It could be practice makes ..........

Posted by Richard Cooper on Fri 18 Dec 18:03:52

This is great Richard. I agree with Lewis, your sheep always look sheepy!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 18 Dec 23:10:39

As always, cheers Fiona.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Sat 19 Dec 11:47:44

Beautifully done. Just love the simplicity of shapes and lines in your work. The sum is so much more than its parts.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sat 19 Dec 16:37:22

Thanks for your observant and encouraging comment Seok.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Sat 19 Dec 17:01:42

Yes, Richard, definitely Ingleborough and surely Swaledales. I’ll be counting them when I go to bed tonight.

Posted by Frank Goddard on Sat 19 Dec 22:47:17

Really like this Richard. Merry Christmas :)

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Thu 24 Dec 18:09:28

Hang on Studio Wall

18/12/2020

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7 1/4" x 7 1/4" Cartridge Paper. My first Swaledale Gather sketch against the backdrop of Ingleborough (The Brooding Mountaim) The next one will be with more "close up" Swaledale Sheep in more detailed features.

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Richard Cooper

Being retired I can now spend more time enjoying what I like best, which is Walking, Painting and Sketching.

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