Thanks for the kind comparison Sheila, your comment has prompted me to add a few more obvious tree trunks, a couple of civilians have also read the painting as you have, ie. angry sky whereas I had intended sunny hillside topped off by a dark wood, oh well.
Very good, Simon, this nocturne, a very studied and very elaborated painting, there is no rainfall. British phlegm? In it we are lacking hereabouts. Regards
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A combination of Munch and Sickert - love the way you treated the orange angry sky.
Thanks for the kind comparison Sheila, your comment has prompted me to add a few more obvious tree trunks, a couple of civilians have also read the painting as you have, ie. angry sky whereas I had intended sunny hillside topped off by a dark wood, oh well.
Very good, Simon, this nocturne, a very studied and very elaborated painting, there is no rainfall.
British phlegm?
In it we are lacking hereabouts.
Regards
Thanks Vincente, like your road paintings.
well i saw the sunny hillside as light is fading right away. i like this...it's got a good feeling of mystery. Also love your 50's optimism. great.
Thanks Sally, looking at your blog again, I see a number of common themes and approaches to mine, but skewed with a different colour pallette,
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