The lock in the Canal Lateral at Moissac

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And you have kept it loose Sharon, what an interesting subject and so well captured, that sky wash is a beauty.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Tue 01 Dec 13:35:54

Agree and lovely techniques Sharon

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Tue 01 Dec 14:32:47

Lovely painting, Sharon.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Tue 01 Dec 14:47:35

Not a building that shouts at you as being paint worthy and yet you have done such a super job of it - Well done sharon.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Tue 01 Dec 15:11:55

A lovely calm and sunny scene Sharon.

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Tue 01 Dec 15:50:11

Even the uglies have their charm when mixed. I like this a lot Sharon, the water especially

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Tue 01 Dec 16:39:13

Love the dark roof against the Silo Sharon, a charachterful painting.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 01 Dec 17:54:12

Cheers Alan, Dennis, Cesare, Michael, Sarah, Derek and Fiona - thanks for taking a closer look and leaving your comments. So nice to share one's efforts with others going through similar painting experiences, decision-making, doubts, experiments etc..

Posted by Sharon Van Der Veen on Thu 03 Dec 10:27:38

Hang on Studio Wall

01/12/2015

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Used a 1,5 inch flat in an attempt to stay loose. Painted on site a couple of weeks ago, when the sky really was still this colour. Lovely autumn sunshine, even the grain silo looked beautiful in the sunlight. Watercolour on Hahnemuehle Cezanne 300gsm NOT 41x53cms. PS: First time I have used this paper (100 percent cotton), I was very impressed.

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