Epiphany Dilemna

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The old saying Jim, less is more comes to mind, Looks great.

Posted by James Hamilton on Wed 03 Jan 14:59:55

Leave it as it is Jim. Looks good to me but I imagine you've probably been tempted and already added the colour?

Posted by Louise Naimian on Wed 03 Jan 15:15:34

I think it's great left as it is Jim 😃

Posted by Linda Drury on Wed 03 Jan 15:46:43

Love it Jim a total success

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Wed 03 Jan 15:53:55

I had the same predicament with my last one

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Wed 03 Jan 15:55:01

It looks very effective like this Jim.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Wed 03 Jan 16:12:48

It’s very striking as it is Jim, if you decide to add colour I would just go for one colour and use it sparingly.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 03 Jan 16:15:23

The star will tell you which way to go Jim! I think it’s super as it is as it’s a night scene but you could always rustle up version two with limited colours. Either way it’s a very effective painting.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Wed 03 Jan 16:55:34

Thank you all for the positive comments/advice. No Louise, I haven't given into temption...yet. (-:

Posted by Jim Morris on Wed 03 Jan 18:09:44

It jumped out of the thumbnails because of its bold white image. It really fits the subject well

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Wed 03 Jan 19:31:50

Hang on Studio Wall

03/01/2018

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Yesterday I painted a board black acrylic, then set out to lay out a painting in white. It's impressionist, but when I saw it again today I'm not sure now whether to add some colours and finish it that way, or leave it as is? All acrylic, 12 x 9 inch board.

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Jim Morris

I've reached 83 (84 in September ) years young and love to paint and draw. Watercolours are my preference used also with line and wash. I paint or sketch something most days of whatever takes my fancy. Glad to have found this site. I don't feel I have a set painting style but I tend to go for…

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