Waratah.

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Oh that's superb Tony, intricate depth in the flower brilliant!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Wed 09 Jan 15:27:27

Thanks Carole. Always nice to get some encouragement.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Wed 09 Jan 15:32:06

A very unusual looking flower beautifully painted! Great detail.

Posted by Jacqueline Hobson on Wed 09 Jan 15:36:46

Lovely petals for this Waratah flower opening, nice intricate line upon its leaves, fine work!

Posted by Angela Harrison on Wed 09 Jan 15:38:53

Very nice textures Tony

Posted by Scott Grace on Wed 09 Jan 15:41:06

Beautiful!

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Wed 09 Jan 15:48:49

Oh my gosh this is wonderful Tony! What a beautiful flower, and you have painted it so well as always. I enjoy looking at your work.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Wed 09 Jan 16:39:49

Beautiful Tony, gorgeous colour. The flower looks a little bit like honeysuckle.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Wed 09 Jan 18:29:26

Such attention to detail Tony, exquisite.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 09 Jan 18:35:20

Magnificent detail Tony.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Wed 09 Jan 19:15:34

Beautifully painted Tony,

Posted by David Johns on Wed 09 Jan 19:29:31

Thank you so very much for your wonderful comments.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Wed 09 Jan 20:06:35

Beautiful Tony 👍🏻

Posted by Rachel Mansell on Thu 10 Jan 07:15:44

That is beautiful Tony, so well painted.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Fri 11 Jan 11:25:00

How did I miss this beautiful painting, it looks very complicated but you have made it look wonderful well done Tony

Posted by Tao Barry on Tue 15 Jan 21:20:25

Lovely leaves!

Posted by Amanda Bell on Fri 18 Jan 18:27:24

Hang on Studio Wall

09/01/2019

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The Waratah is the emblem of NSW Australia and is a member of the Protea family. This is painted in watercolour using W&N paints on Saunders Waterford HP paper.

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Tony Wiggins

After I retired and moved to Spain I started to take an interest in art . My wife treated me to a surprise two day watercolour class and I was hooked. I learnt most of my techniques from books and trial and error, and there were lots of errors!. Most of my paintings were landscape and the excellent…

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