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Lovely painting. I do love the different palette.
Lovely painting. I do love the different palette.good evening all
art bit - thank you all for your support in my artistic doldrums, I shall try to do something creative every day
This landscape is based on an image by a painter called Alexander Rudakov (I think, my reading of cyrillic is sketchy ) I liked the different palette to my usual watercolour.
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Thank you @geefull. Lovely artwork once again.good evening all
4.8 today
much milder today and the snow here is melting fast. We went out for a village walk earlier and there are still shoulder high drifts of blown snow on the edge of the road above the village, fortunately the road is clear because the farmer came out to play with his tractor and plough
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@ianpspurs - I know your day is treating you kindlyWelcome Zoe, she's lovely, and congratulations to you all on her safe arrival
@gennepher - Hello there Popeye!an interesting painting today @gennepher , I do like the way your snow appears to sparkle and the fine foliage in the foreground
@dunelm - I like the texture the yellow rice paper has and that's a fine expansive landscape you've created today, that line of mountains in the background gives great depth, I like itCareful with those cartwheels
@Muddy Cyclist - hope your Tesco run is easy and productive and the music practice goes on apace
Glad that Moet seems to be improving now
art bit - thank you all for your support in my artistic doldrums, I shall try to do something creative every day
This landscape is based on an image by a painter called Alexander Rudakov (I think, my reading of cyrillic is sketchy ) I liked the different palette to my usual watercolour.
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Congratulation to all@ianpspurs.Thanks be to God and Southampton hospital. 8 lb 13 oz baby P now with us. Mum and baby girl doing fine. I asked her permission to share the image. She said "yeah, whatevs granddad. Knock yerself out." Sharp bunch the baby Ps
Thank you, not much else just some poplar trees that looked like Cyprus trees.Actually I quite like this as a finished painting!
There's a part of me that doesn't want much more added to it @Muddy Cyclist
But that is just me...
What a worrying night for you, Popeye is a magnificent age for his kind and in good loving hands.Fbg 7.1 at 4am
But the time is arbitrary since I haven't been to bed yet.
Popeye came running up to me yesterday, leapt on the couch (where I was sitting), straight on to my legs and snuggled under the blanket, and went straight to sleep. Very unusual, him going out like a light to sleep. This was 2pm in the afternoon. He didn't move position at all. Because of his age (nearly 29 years old), I was coming to the conclusion that this might be the beginning of the end. So I stayed on the couch with him.On the dot of midnight (after Popeye being solidly asleep for 10 hours), he came to, his head came up and looked at me. I had been playing him some healing binaural music. He has now been to the cat tray, and has also drunk water. Then he went to sleep again, but not the 'dead' sleep he looked in before. It's now nearly 5am, and he has been in his 'normal' fidgety sleep, moving his head and turning round and round in his sleeping place besides me on the couch in the front room. And he has eaten his wet cat food, and some biscuits.
Was I making a 'fuss' over 'nothing'?
I thought maybe I had 'lost' him earlier with him being in such a deep sleep. But it looks like I have him a wee bit longer...will he make his 29th birthday in May?
I will see what he is like in the daylight, but he looks okay now.
I thought I had 'lost' him earlier. But it looks like I have him a wee bit longer...
I will see what he is like in the daylight.
Here is the painting I have been doing while watching over him...
In Procreate. It is a bit rough. The sky need refining a bit, but I don't have the dexterity to do that now.
It was the sun, yesterday, shining through some very old coniferous trees in the massive gardens of some houses which have just been demolished.
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Thank you @geefull for your comments - I shall be revisiting this style again.good evening all
4.8 today
much milder today and the snow here is melting fast. We went out for a village walk earlier and there are still shoulder high drifts of blown snow on the edge of the road above the village, fortunately the road is clear because the farmer came out to play with his tractor and plough
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@ianpspurs - I know your day is treating you kindlyWelcome Zoe, she's lovely, and congratulations to you all on her safe arrival
@gennepher - Hello there Popeye!an interesting painting today @gennepher , I do like the way your snow appears to sparkle and the fine foliage in the foreground
@dunelm - I like the texture the yellow rice paper has and that's a fine expansive landscape you've created today, that line of mountains in the background gives great depth, I like itCareful with those cartwheels
@Muddy Cyclist - hope your Tesco run is easy and productive and the music practice goes on apace
Glad that Moet seems to be improving now
art bit - thank you all for your support in my artistic doldrums, I shall try to do something creative every day
This landscape is based on an image by a painter called Alexander Rudakov (I think, my reading of cyrillic is sketchy ) I liked the different palette to my usual watercolour.
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Thank you @Muddy Cyclist - I will be re-visiting this style again.Pleased all seems to be progressing well for mom.
Nice ancient art from you today, a very fine landscape indeed.
I do like to see how you begin your paintings - intriguingMusic recordings took up most of my day but not successfully, need to redo some of them. Did manage to get a walk in and saw some tall trees against a bright but rainy sky, reminded me of Tuscany so started a painting reflecting the mood and memory but very much UK. Will finish Tuesday.
A4 watercolour.....
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Glad that Popeye is still with you.Fbg 7.1 at 4am
But the time is arbitrary since I haven't been to bed yet.
Popeye came running up to me yesterday, leapt on the couch (where I was sitting), straight on to my legs and snuggled under the blanket, and went straight to sleep. Very unusual, him going out like a light to sleep. This was 2pm in the afternoon. He didn't move position at all. Because of his age (nearly 29 years old), I was coming to the conclusion that this might be the beginning of the end. So I stayed on the couch with him.On the dot of midnight (after Popeye being solidly asleep for 10 hours), he came to, his head came up and looked at me. I had been playing him some healing binaural music. He has now been to the cat tray, and has also drunk water. Then he went to sleep again, but not the 'dead' sleep he looked in before. It's now nearly 5am, and he has been in his 'normal' fidgety sleep, moving his head and turning round and round in his sleeping place besides me on the couch in the front room. And he has eaten his wet cat food, and some biscuits.
Was I making a 'fuss' over 'nothing'?
I thought maybe I had 'lost' him earlier with him being in such a deep sleep. But it looks like I have him a wee bit longer...will he make his 29th birthday in May?
I will see what he is like in the daylight, but he looks okay now.
I thought I had 'lost' him earlier. But it looks like I have him a wee bit longer...
I will see what he is like in the daylight.
Here is the painting I have been doing while watching over him...
In Procreate. It is a bit rough. The sky need refining a bit, but I don't have the dexterity to do that now.
It was the sun, yesterday, shining through some very old coniferous trees in the massive gardens of some houses which have just been demolished.
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1st posting on this little thread, if so welcome and if not so welcome anyway.16.9
Does your pancake recipe stick to ceilings when flipped or do they peel off and fall back into the pan?Good morning everyone from a bright and sunny morning in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of a one pot wonder came in at 4.8 this am
Pancake day - Yippee! Don’t forget to leave a pancake out for pancake claus and to decorate your pancake tree. I have a recipe involving ricotta and coconut milk to try - they will be more American style rather than crepes.
Art today - attempted a raven landing on a wall but the wall was more suited to humpty dumpty - nevermore! A sort of rescue, will have to do it again for homework.
Hope that everyone has a tip top Tuesday. I will now have koffy.
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