Black peat gulley on Kinderscout (I can see clearly now the rain has gone) Oil on 60x41 cm board

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Fab, Justin.

Posted by Shirley May on Thu 01 Jul 20:22:11

So good!

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 02 Jul 06:57:10

Beautiful work Justin.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 02 Jul 10:04:04

Beautiful place, beautifully portrayed.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Fri 02 Jul 11:50:00

Beautifully painted Justin , love the title. It lovely to sit and look at this I find it quite relaxing.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Fri 02 Jul 11:51:27

Terrific painting Justin, with an interesting description and title.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Fri 02 Jul 13:44:55

This is fabulous Justin, love it!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 02 Jul 17:31:03

Thanks for all the positive comments it’s much appreciated, I’ve been working at the oils for a bit now and think I’m getting better at keeping the colours bright. It’s so easy and disastrous for me to overpaint and things end up muddy or grey

Posted by Justin Twigg on Fri 02 Jul 17:58:51

A bright bright sunshiney day well captured.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Fri 02 Jul 21:31:16

Like this Justin. Love the 'nearly stopped rain'

Posted by Bob Ward on Tue 06 Jul 10:31:20

Hang on Studio Wall

01/07/2021

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I love how black the peat is even in bright sunshine. It must be in the top five of blackest blacks, I bet Anish Kapoor tried to copyright this too.

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Justin Twigg

Now living the dream, cycling, painting and playing music as much as my side hustles will allow. Recently I’ve been teaching both A and O level Art and Photography at a local college two days a week, which has been a lot of fun, and I’ve learned a thing or two myself. justintwigg.com

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