dunelm
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Thank you. I do like painting bamboo but have been told to be more patient with the brushes.Two fine pieces of art from you today, I do like your Bamboo drawings.
Thanks for your comment on my flower.
Thank you. I do like painting bamboo but have been told to be more patient with the brushes.Two fine pieces of art from you today, I do like your Bamboo drawings.
Thanks for your comment on my flower.
Stunning piece of art AA and excellent use of the time hanging around in a car park.Thought I’d finish this as I await her ladyships return. So sat in car park doing this. Woke up to a 6.0 this morning
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Without my morning coffee (sometimes two) I wouldn't function.Yes - coffee won. It always does.
Hi IanHug for you and the extra risk her social whirl causes. There is a demographic which just refuses to accept reality. Full on Starshipfor those folks - and they have the levers power but hopefully by bonfire night one egregious malfeasant may be on the move.
I'm sorry to say we are in for a rough ride until the fruitcake tendency on the right are brought to heal. The farmers are interesting. I have lost my contacts with the Fenboys my family had links with for 5 generations. In this part of Breckland as far as I can see there are huge estates/agribusinesses with British sugar at Bury St Edmunds a big player. I'm not sure all the smaller players know what is coming https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-set-to-gain-73m-from-end-of-eu-trade-tariffs. These guys are allegedly looking to relocate to Spain https://www.gs-fresh.com/. Interesting times.Hi Ian
If Trump doesn't get in again were in for a rough ride.
A law breaking PM will not be able to do a deal with the States.
Hopefully the Government will see sense in those circumstances and negotiate?
The local farmers here voted for Brexit, their going to get an horrible shock when they try to sell lamb, the kiwis and Aussies have the sales game wrapped up with good quality product already.
If they cant get testing and face mask production working, I have no faith brexit will all be sorted by Dec31.
I hope he doesnt get in again, the capricious man is going to fry the planet.
regards
D.
Thank you @geefull@gennepher - that's an interesting technique, using an existing image and altering and enhancing it digitallyand your fish has a lovely flow to it, the background with the graduated colour and light is very effective.
art bit -
so fortunate to have the lovely art here to inspire every day
still not quite got back to one a day but I'm trying to do a bit of something each day. I'm taking a leaf out of @Muddy Cyclist 's book sometimes and letting things dry until later then working at it again.
Once again done from a photograph found on the net.
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Hiding from the huntersNo art painting from me, yet!Been most of the day in MILs loft, I thought it was empty but it's not so next week a day planned emptying loft
Lots of photos of birds today. This turned up in our garden today, seems late in the season, very strange.
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Wonderful fish @gennepher - I find Chinese style fish very difficult to get the sweep of the lines.
Morning...ooh the rain last night we needed some but it hammered down here...Charlie has been given the all clear from the Vets so good news there...I managed to find two cardboard boxes of equal size so now we are a four bedroom household hopefully they'll stop squabbling over them...been doing a daily check on cv-19 capacity for the last 15 days now...nothing within a 50 to70 mile drive some even further...there may have been some home test kit capacity but surprisingly in order to qualify for one you must submit to a vetting process where your information is shared with an huge American Credit Broking firm before your application is accepted/considered...woke to a 6.7...keep safe everyone.
I wouldn't function either and I have to confess that I sometimes have three.Without my morning coffee (sometimes two) I wouldn't function.
Thank you @geefull, your painting is so well balanced and delicate. The hill in the background reminds me of so many good days out.good evening all
was 4.4 yesterday and 4.4 today
a busy day yesterday, shopping in the morning and dropping off mum's share ten mr gee had a doctors' appt. at the end of the afternoon to update his medication, there was a student GP with the doctor so it took a while because she had to get the all info from mr gee for herself
Out to the volunteering today, just for a couple of hours, all masked up now, customers, staff and volunteers alike, according to the new rules, but we may stop going in if again for a while depending on the local covid case level, there has been a case diagnosed this week at a secondary school in a nearby town.
Hope your day is treating you well
@Alien Aspie - two great pieces of art, the glass is deceptively simple, but I know how difficult it is to get glass rightand your 'stag at bay' is very effective, quite in our local genre here in the Highlands. Well done making the Hospital car park productive.
@dunelm - like the forest and the bamboo but I love the blossom, so balanced and well judged
those thermometers are good, we have one, they're so easy to use.
@Muddy Cyclist - pleasing fuschia blossom, I have one just like it in my gardenand isn't that plumage a lovely rich colour
@gennepher - that's an interesting technique, using an existing image and altering and enhancing it digitallyand your fish has a lovely flow to it, the background with the graduated colour and light is very effective.
art bit -
so fortunate to have the lovely art here to inspire every day
still not quite got back to one a day but I'm trying to do a bit of something each day. I'm taking a leaf out of @Muddy Cyclist 's book sometimes and letting things dry until later then working at it again.
Once again done from a photograph found on the net.
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Fbg 5.9 at 3 am
Up early because postcards to write to post this morning, do painting, and I am off to watch sunrise...
My painting for this morning.
In Procreate. I was experimenting with layers and some of the settings on layers to see what they do. And downloading more brushes. And adjusting the leaf setting. A certain alien said he was glad there was a reset button when he was messing with brushstroke settings, but when I pressed the reset button, the leaves changed to some different in leaves, and so did the name which is now called 'grass'.
Finally I had to download leaves again. I shall never touch brushstroke settings again...
After that crisis, I need a beautiful sunrise...
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Why, do they misbehave?Thank you. I do like painting bamboo but have been told to be more patient with the brushes.