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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: I like the shape of the birds in flight but perhaps the nearest three birds could have been more colourful. |
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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: I really like this painting but would have preferred slightly more definition in the sea [waves etc]. Gina Grimwood: I like the tonal difference between the three ships & agree with Joy that the sea needs more work. |
| Artist’s comments: After watching Rosie’s moonlight demo, I decided to try a sunset version. |
| Feedback from members: Colin Garrod: I think your Sunset version is more effective than Rosie’s Moonlight version. I also think your sloping shore line is more interesting than her rather simplistic division of sky,sea and shore into thirds. Dave Tribe: Very powerful – had to have a cold drink! Love it. |
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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: I would recognise you anywhere Tony. Excellent coloured pencil picture. Merry Christmas to you. |
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| Feedback from members: Colin Garrod: My only slight criticism is the bus perhaps seems a tad too long. But that doesn’t matter now you’ve got a new bicycle. Dave Tribe: Colin – I’m flattered that you study my work so closely – you’re a model pupil! Gina Grimwood: Actually Dave/Colin- I think the bus is too wide at the back?! Otherwise great picture! Dave Tribe: Guess you’ve given me the answer to the Question “Does my bus look big in this?” |
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| Feedback from members: Colin Garrod: Congratulations! and I like your new bicycle – did you cycle there? I think you’d get a more comfortable ride if the saddle was slightly further aft. Jennifer Waller: I love the rhythm in the composition and colours which make this painting really interesting to explore – from the sky, architecture, birch trees and leaves, to the reflections – and a story to tell as well! |
| Artist’s comments: Does it need people? If so, where along the path? |
| Feedback from members: Barbara Stevens: I think it needs something, but not sure what. Maybe some crows?! Maybe a person with the shape of their clothes echoing that of the topiary? Dave Tribe: I love it – but maybe a couple of Corona Viri rolling up the path would satisfy Barbara! Gina Grimwood: I too like this painting but agree that the path is a bit long & empty. Maybe if the light was coming from the left the topiaries would have cast some interesting shadows on the path? |
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| Feedback from members: Dave Tribe: I very much like this one too – the slightly simplified style gives it a rather mystical feeling. |
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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: What a charming painting done in your very pleasing style. Maureen Jones: Makes me feel cold! Gina Grimwood: I like the composition in this painting but feel that the hedges & trees in the background could be softened off a little to aid recession. Dave Tribe: Just like the old Railway posters . love the balance in your composition |
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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: Fab picture. The nearest gull could be very slightly darker in colour. |
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| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: [Title] Amen to that. This is a great painting. Love the angle of the plane. They could use this for advertising. George Foxwell: The contrasted sharp detail and colour intensity of the plane with the softness of the clouds works really well. I wish I’d done this one. I absolutely love it ! |
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| Feedback from members: Fiona Bates: I can really feel the sunshine! Maureen Jones: Stoneleigh looks very attractive |
| Artist’s comments: This started out as an ochre/sienna study on sterling board, but after thinking of the title, I changed my colour palette! |
| Feedback from members: Joy Crouch: Everybody likes a blue picture and I like this one. He looks a bit like Roy Orbison. You do paint animals well. Maureen Jones: I thought it was Roy Orbison – a joyful painting. Gina Grimwood: I like this picture too including the lovely dog but he looks a bit on the short side for Roy Orbison!? Joy Crouch: Yes Roy was 5′ 11″ so it must be his brother. Barbara Stevens: Roy thought that it looked like him, and bought it! |
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