"Country Lane" 15" x 10.5" (Watercolour on Arches 140lb Rough)

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I actually think the colours are beautiful and harmonious, a lovely watercolour and beautifully painted.

Posted by Suzette Landau on Mon 25 Mar 21:35:18

Beautiful trees, wonderful palette Bob.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 26 Mar 07:12:38

Thank you Suzette and Carole, it's nice to be back painting again.

Posted by Bob Biggart on Tue 26 Mar 09:19:36

Love the sunny atmosphere Bob,.well done!

Posted by Michael Monaghan on Tue 26 Mar 09:50:38

Lovely painting Bob.

Posted by Liezel Schultz on Tue 26 Mar 10:48:41

Thanks Michael and Liezel, much appreciated.

Posted by Bob Biggart on Tue 26 Mar 12:36:39

Beautifully painted, Bob

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Tue 26 Mar 17:04:05

I just love this! A beautiful scene that draws you in.

Posted by Fiona Rossington on Tue 26 Mar 19:27:14

Wow!!! I want to walk along this country lane!!!

Posted by Sam S on Tue 26 Mar 22:13:29

Maureen, Fiona and Sam, thank you for taking the time to comment.

Posted by Bob Biggart on Tue 26 Mar 23:12:38

This is excellent work Bob, great tonal variations which are so important.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Wed 27 Mar 07:28:39

Thank you Alan.

Posted by Bob Biggart on Wed 27 Mar 20:12:34

A very tranquil painting Bob, well executed.

Posted by Richard Warom on Sat 30 Mar 04:42:12

A lovely painting Bob. I particularly like the way you've handled the foliage on the middle tree with spattered paint to suggest the leaves.

Posted by Colin Cripps on Wed 01 May 18:43:21

Hang on Studio Wall

25/03/2019

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After quite a while away from painting due to family illness, I've managed to get back into doing some more. With the return of some lovely spring sunshine, I wanted to do a sunny scene on a block of Arches paper that I got as a birthday present. Nothing remarkable about the colours, just my normal blues, earth colours, W&N lemon yellow, Cad Yellow pale, Naples yellow, permanent Rose, and a little Cobalt Violet. Hookers green, always mixed with burnt umber, or other colours such as a yellow, a blue, or an ochre, to achieve a realistic green. Hope you like the final outcome.

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Bob Biggart

I'm an amateur artist who started to paint in watercolours about 1990, when I found that the watercolours I admired in galleries were way beyond my price range. My thinking was that in time I might be able to produce paintings that I could hang on my wall at home, and be happy with. At the…

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