A cold wind and horses that won't stand still.........it's a tough life.
The biggest positive to be drawn from the weekend, from a painting point of view, was the fabulous light. Just being out in it was inspiration enough.
I have made a couple of attempts at the local nags in the last week. Great practice for speedy work but proper bloody hard to be accurate.
More tomorrow, have a lovely evening.
4 comments:
I like the painting very moch- I had assumed the image (a thumbnail on my page)was a photo; I thought, 'oh, that would make a great painting...'
Imagine my surprise...
How can you bear to be outside, painting or am I a wuss?I may sound flippant, apologies
I DO like the painting
HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, for tomorrow, lambchop.
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walrus
Great paintings! I wish I could see some in real life. Do you paint with a palette knife?
MaryZ
Hi Sarah, you didn't sound like a wuss, and neither did I when I arrived back at the studio weeping and moaning about my cold feet and hands......
Thanks for dropping by !
Walrus, I thank you
Hey Mary, nice to hear from you.
Yep, some of the work is done with a knife, often to lay in the broad shapes before I ruin them with a brush !
As for seeing them in real life, the kettle is always on at the studio....
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