I ATE A DUFF MUSSEL.

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Oh Sylvia, hows your tum, good one from the window.

Posted by karyl Quigley on Tue 10 Sep 10:11:30

I like this. I would leave out the building too. Great mark making. I hope you're feeling a lot better today.

Posted by Dawn Broughton on Tue 10 Sep 10:33:28

Sorry to hear of your poor tummy Sylvia. Mussels are lovely but dangerous, it only takes one to ruin your day. Hope that you are feeling better now to enjoy your holiday. A lovely view through the window ,and that same gorgeous red again which you used in your other painting.

Posted by Satu Vartiainen on Tue 10 Sep 10:52:35

Still a lovely sketch produced while debilitated!

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Tue 10 Sep 11:52:14

Oh dear, sorry to hear this, Sylvia, but something good came out of this! Super piece - I love the gradations of hues and the merging of colors where the sky meets the distant trees.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Tue 10 Sep 13:34:52

Nasty one Sylvia, but this is a great capturing of the view from the widow

Posted by Ros Patterson on Tue 10 Sep 13:52:09

Poor you! ...but well done with this, love the expressive lines.

Posted by Lesley Dabson on Tue 10 Sep 15:08:33

what kind wishes... I did recover quite quickly., . thankyou.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Tue 10 Sep 16:29:05

Even under the weather you produce great paintings Sylvia!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 10 Sep 16:37:20

Really lovely - one of your best sketches I think.

Posted by Thea Cable on Tue 10 Sep 17:08:30

Hang on Studio Wall

01/04/2015

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Again in Northumbria , I had mussels for supper...one must have been off...with devastating results ;-( .. So everyone else had a trip to the Farne islands and I was stuck at home on my own. I recovered enough to stand at the sink by the kitchen window in our rented cottage and did this. I missed out the buildings...cos I can.

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Sylvia Evans

Sylvia Evans. I am mainly a self taught artist, though I did spend a year at Rochdale School of Art in the late 1950’s. I was then made to get a “Proper Job” by my father, so I spent the next few years in a nursing career. I married and had a family, just picking up a pencil to amuse my…

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