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No idea. That one was a learning curve and there is still a lot to learn, mostly though it’s fun
No idea. That one was a learning curve and there is still a lot to learn, mostly though it’s fun
Thank you @gennepherI love the dramatic splendour of your first painting @dunelm
And looking down at it from a lofty height.
I save the wallpaper lining paper too, which is under my watercolour paintings. They can make original paintings in their own right with few or no additions.
Super smashing winter snow scene - would make a great Christmas card - zoom right out and it’s also on top of your Christmas cake - don’t chuck it away with the teeth breaking icing.Today's digital painting in Procreate...
I accidentally left the central heating on last night, and this place is too hot and stuffy...
I could walk barefoot in snow to cool down...so this is my next best option...
Snow scene...
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Ouch!5.5 today. Was walking dogs and waved at another dog walker entering the park. Wasn't looking where I was going - foot went down the hole and I went head over heels. Was going to describe it more colourfully but didn't want to be moderated.
No real damage done - except to my pride. Don't you feel stupid when you do something like this.
Off to farm shop shortly as soon as the washing machine finishes washing the mud off my coat.
I hope the test comes back negative but either way it was the right thing to do. Bearing that in mind the artwork is a triumph.I did it! With such a high temp of 38.6 first thing today and consistently that high since Sunday Evening plus feeling yuk I booked a Covid test, cancelled my ENT appointment, now 29 Dec. Drove to Lichfield, followed all the instructions and in a car park stuck things down my throats and up my nose and now I await.
Ironically I took my temp before and after test, 36.3 could all have been a waste of time but we shall see, if it's not Covid at least we know we can still do the stuff that we can do and not be shut indoors for 14 days.
I did it! With such a high temp of 38.6 first thing today and consistently that high since Sunday Evening plus feeling yuk I booked a Covid test, cancelled my ENT appointment, now 29 Dec. Drove to Lichfield, followed all the instructions and in a car park stuck things down my throats and up my nose and now I await.
Ironically I took my temp before and after test, 36.3 could all have been a waste of time but we shall see, if it's not Covid at least we know we can still do the stuff that we can do and not be shut indoors for 14 days.
Test - get a test - if you join the Covid-19 Zoe research app you can get a test whenever you like.Good very late morning, don't ask, anyway 6.9 for me and a temp of 38.6 not good.
@Krystyna23040 Ouch, hope all mends easily and discomfort does not last.
Thanks all for your comments on my art and concern over Mrs MC, she is fine.
@geefull lovely windy painting, my O level art exam subject was a Windy Landscape, that was many years ago.
@gennepher a very well created seasonal scene I can feel the cold.
@dunelm some well joined up ink blots, although I can see a Sumo wrestler lurking in that shrubbery. Great landscape also.
@Alien Aspie Master, what else can be said?
Wonderful tree bark, reflections in the water - smashingHere is the next abstract watercolour landscape painting, A4 about 90 minutes. I might try just one more....
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This one is a little less abstract than yesterday's next one will be more abstract.
Sounds very good - friends just are,I had a 3 hour meeting on zoom this am with five other old men but I think I am the eldest by a few years.
A very far ranging discussion dealing with some controversial topics was had. We always leave each other as friends, even if we may not always totally agree with each others views. Certainly politically, even if we have very similar theological thoughts and certainly differ on the subject of climate change scientifically.
Its good, it's what we all need.
Iron sharpens iron.
I always always feel tired afterwards, because all of us had plenty to say.
I look forward to our next meeting in two weeks.
The chairman is very calm and helpful guy.
D.
The chemist wasn't much use, just suggested I talk to my GP.
2kg weight equals 2L water I believe so not hard to see it could just be water retention.
I need a tap on the head or maybe drainpipe trousers
Good very late morning, don't ask, anyway 6.9 for me and a temp of 38.6 not good.
@Krystyna23040 Ouch, hope all mends easily and discomfort does not last.
Thanks all for your comments on my art and concern over Mrs MC, she is fine.
@geefull lovely windy painting, my O level art exam subject was a Windy Landscape, that was many years ago.
@gennepher a very well created seasonal scene I can feel the cold.
@dunelm some well joined up ink blots, although I can see a Sumo wrestler lurking in that shrubbery. Great landscape also.
@Alien Aspie Master, what else can be said?
Thank you.I hope the test comes back negative but either way it was the right thing to do. Bearing that in mind the artwork is a triumph.
Thank you, thanks also for Covid test info.Wonderful tree bark, reflections in the water - smashing