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Reflections. A 14” x 10” plein air painting from yesterday’s almost summer day. This puddle has survived from our winter rains so I decided to paint it before it dried up. I visited during the winter, and had been tempted to ride my bike through it, rather than go on a long detour. I’m glad I didn’t do that because it looks as if it may have been a good 18 inches (45cms) deeper than it is now! I’d have got soaked 😆😆😆 #art #artwork #artist #landscapepainter #oilpainting

This is the result of my weekly ‘paint against the clock’ painting session. I’m still keeping things small so I can get the whole thing painted in about an hour, but I struggled with this though, and time went by, so in the end, I spent about 90minutes painting this 8”x 10” . (That did include clearing up though) I liked the simple, very contrasty feel of this subject and feel that I’ve managed to get that in the painting 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️ #artist #artwork #oilpainting #landscape #enpleinair

“Low Tide at Fremington” 14”x10” en plein air oil painting Well what a sunny filled day we had yesterday. I wouldn’t be surprised if every artist in the country was out painting yesterday. I went to Fremington to paint one of the many views that I have had my eye on over the past year. The light upon the horizontal shapes of the boats was what drew to me this set up. It was quite a challenging view with all of those boat shapes, but I stuck to my method and it worked out in the end. I did miss out the house on the distant bank. I just felt the painting didn’t need it 🤷🏼‍♂️ Whilst I was there, a young woman sat on the bridge and left something behind. If she does happen to be reading this post I know where her lost property is, so she can message me if needs be 🤷🏼‍♂️ Fingers crossed she finds it ok 🤞🏼