The problem with art paper @Muddy Cyclist , is that we need to try all different kinds of papers, and there are a lot out there. But it is very expensive to try them all out.We sure are. I don't think this rough paper is good for my stile of landscapes unless quite abstract. So until it's used up I think I shall be attempting some more abstract or tighter subjects, research needed and a step into a new approach.
That is a great leaf @geefullgood evening all
was 4.5 this morning
just had a quiet day pottering about jobs in the house (and mr gee pottering in his shed), the weather has been changeable but warmer today so that's good
Just about to head into the kitchen to prepare italian meatballs ready for tomorrow's dinner.
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@gennepher - another strong pastel, lovely sky
@Muddy Cyclist - interesting the difference in paper texture, I do like the texture in the foreground field particularly.
I'm interested to see whether there will be any difference in surface texture between the paper I am using currently and the new paper when it arrives.
today's art catch up - not a tribute to another artist, but mr gee laughed and said it is sort of a tribute anyway
Still life - leaf of Brassica oleracea var. botrytis
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A very fiery sunset, it's how I imagine an American Cowboys day ends as they return to the ranch after bedding down the herd. A bold piece of work.A dramatic pastel sunset for today.
Took me an hour an a half..
I based it on a collection of cuttings from things from over the years...magazines etc. I have a box I have collected of pictures/photographs that interested me. So I used that as a base for this pastel.
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No, scary isn't it?am i alone
but today..i reclaimed a little piece of my Soul
it was late, 8pm, traffic was light, and i was prepared to reclaim some of my previous life.
( i didn't stop, except at lights, mask and helmet, so Sd was maintained at all times.)
but my goodness that fresh air felt GREAT.
if you don't ride..you get where you are going fine,
but you don't experience the world in that tin cocoon as you go.
That is a lovely description @Muddy CyclistA very fiery sunset, it's how I imagine an American Cowboys day ends as they return to the ranch after bedding down the herd. A bold piece of work.
Hello. I am new here. I am also from USA. I am guessing my fasting numbers are different somehow? Mine run in the nineties on a good day and y’all have numbers under ten. I am so confused!! Help!
Welcome, seems like @gennepher may have helped you with your question.Hello. I am new here. I am also from USA. I am guessing my fasting numbers are different somehow? Mine run in the nineties on a good day and y’all have numbers under ten. I am so confused!! Help!
Reading your post made me wonder whether I am being a bit mean vetoing any thoughts Mr K might have of taking his Triumph Bonneville out for a spin.but my goodness that fresh air felt GREAT.
if you don't ride..you get where you are going fine,
but you don't experience the world in that tin cocoon as you go.
This is brilliant @gennepher I love it.A dramatic pastel sunset for today.
Took me an hour an a half..
I based it on a collection of cuttings from things from over the years...magazines etc. I have a box I have collected of pictures/photographs that interested me. So I used that as a base for this pastel.
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