'...but it was just one teacake Daphne dear!' by Sue Ransley

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Good figure pieces Sue.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Thu 19 Oct 17:05:55

Very good

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Thu 19 Oct 21:34:21

So natural.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Fri 20 Oct 08:13:50

I really like both these paintings. Great loose watercolour and brilliant titles

Posted by Diana Boanas Swa ASGFA on Fri 20 Oct 18:41:43

three very nice paintings Sue

Posted by David Johns on Sat 21 Oct 15:30:25

Love these 2 old grannies.

Posted by Russ Willco on Mon 23 Oct 20:54:01

Thank you all for your lovely comments!

Posted by Sue Ransley on Tue 24 Oct 20:02:56

Give them the benefit of the doubt! I think they are just tired.

Posted by DOROTHY WILSON on Thu 08 Feb 22:53:48

You're right Dorothy, I'm sure they are! But methinks there's no need to be grumpy about it, and the lady on the right did look rather grumpy and her friend a little contritious!!

Posted by Sue Ransley on Fri 09 Feb 10:07:53

Hang on Studio Wall

19/10/2017

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Leaving the market, sharing the weight of their purchases, one obviously rather miffed with the other - I couldn't help wonder what had upset the apple cart! All my peeps are ones I've seen myself, and been captivated by. I don't draw first, I just load my brush with pigment and go straight in blind onto the white paper and find my peeps!

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Sue Ransley

I paint everyday folk, and may take a poke, but it's done with warmth and affection! My folk fill their space, just a mere hint of place, it's more about telling their story. They're honest and real, for me that's the appeal, sharing ordinary everyday moments. So if I've got it right…

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