Sunday 23 June 2013

Watercolour in Ellington Park and a ramble

I am trying to learn to paint nature, trees, skies and so on with watercolour at the moment. It is a very hit and miss business, mainly because I paint from life rather than photographs, I think I am getting better at the skies though I am not really sure about trees.


 This one is Ellington Park today, with the wind and balancing the equipment it really is a one brush and something that takes about 10 mins.


Looking at a photo taken from the same spot you can see the camera didn’t pick up the sky, which looked much closer to the photo of the painting that the photo of the scene. 

 The model railway club are building a new hut for trains or tea, whatever.

Oh yes and looking across the sea from Ramsgate to Deal, I think it wll be some time before I master the sea.

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