Forbidden City by Jim Morris

Really like this Jim....the copper ink gives a wonderful warm effect and that flowing mark from top left to bottom left, does it for me.

Great work Jim, I bet it looks stunning with the copper ink!

Looks great. At first glance I thought copper ink was something new fangled...I looked it up. Interesting effect.

Thanks Fiona, Linda and Lew. I first used copper ink about ten years ago to write the place markers at my youngest Daughter's wedding. Effectively, it's a calligraphy tool.

p.s. I got this effect by pooling the copper with some blue ink.....

Wonderful effects with the ink Jim. Love the sense of freedom this painting expresses.

Nice effect Jim. I would want to visit a forbidden city. Please show me the way.

I like this Jim. The sparkly effect of the copper works so well with the blue.

I like the golden colour mountain, looks great!

This has a lovely quality to it - full of light and energy.

Lovely, Jim, the copper ink is really effective, also like the simple way you’ve depicted the path through the mountains.

Love it Jim.

Thanks all for the comments. The copper ink's a new option to fiddle with, although I have done a couple before using it.

Michael, start somewhere around Tibet....(-:

Beautiful

Super!