Wednesday, 2 May 2007

seaset


This piece has left me for it's new home in the Midlands.
My client is a coastal lad who's work means he has to live relatively far from the ocean, I hope the painting brings happy memories of times past.

8 comments:

singinghawk said...

Stunning! Gorgeous! Colors are breathtaking and moody!

It must be difficult parting with a piece like this, Sam.

Beachfreak said...

Lovely piece of work. Feel sorry for the fella stuck away from the beach, but I don't think you need to 'hope' that this painting will do the desired job, I think you can be sure. Some people would wager a quid it might bring him back away from the inland, if that's even a possibility.

Colours great, something about the angles even better. It's not the old toggy's trick of triangles is it?

Unknown said...

I look forward to receiving it, It looks great. Can't wait to see it for real.

Thanks once again.

I will let you kno when it arrives.

Unknown said...

Thanks ana, sometimes it's hard to let them go, but I know this one is going to a good home......and the money helps !

Hello Freak, I think maybe one day the buyer will return to the coast, but for now he's stuck with his work.

To be honest, I don't know why the basic simple composition works so well in this case.
The old rule of thirds works for most things, but sometimes if you tweak it a bit it's even better.
.....was gonna ramble on about
boring theory then, but stopped myself just in time !!!

Unknown said...

.......sorry Snapper, didn't spot your comment before I wrote mine.

Hope it looks good on your wall.

Unknown said...

Will let you know when it arrives..


I must measure that space on the Stairs and send you the details.

It will be a bitch of a shape to fill, but then that is not my problems. lol...

Hope all is well.

Unknown said...

Busy as ever my friend.

Looking forward to getting to grips with that odd space above your stairs.

Let me know the dimensions.

Unknown said...

Thanks

The painting is now on the wall and looks great.

It took a while to get around to hanging it up, Well to knock a few tacks through a hook is a lot to ask a bloke after all... lol

Thanks agian