A windworn tree in Cornwall

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I love those dark , spiked shapes of the tree. I can see what attracted you to it as a subject

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Fri 09 Feb 08:01:41

I love winter trees too, this is a great image of one.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Fri 09 Feb 08:40:52

strong and powerful. I like the sketchy white house in the background.

Posted by Val-Irene Robertson on Fri 09 Feb 09:06:43

This is lovely Stephen. Winter trees have a drama all of their own.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 09 Feb 09:07:57

I love the soft wet into wet at the foot of the tree.

Posted on Fri 09 Feb 10:29:05

Wonderful bare tree, there’s something irresistible about their shape and character.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 09 Feb 10:50:04

Very nice. The tree is super, and the little touches of bright colour bring it to life.

Posted by Shirley May on Fri 09 Feb 12:30:17

Brave man- facing the wet winds of the West. Glad you put a little warmth in the sky to off set the bleakness of the tree.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Fri 09 Feb 12:50:12

A wonderful tree, I like it Stephen.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Fri 09 Feb 14:08:58

Hang on Studio Wall

08/02/2018

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Visiting Cornwall last week I was struck by the stark beauty of the trees exposed to the weather

About the Artist

Stephen Stead

Although I attended Art College after secondary school that's as far as it went, apart from an odd sketch or two while on annual holidays. Now in semi-retirement I've endeavoured to produce a visual travelogue when continental touring and when back home I try to get a sketch done every week or…

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