Showing posts with label Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridge. Show all posts
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Temple Old Bridge, Bodmin Moor, New Years' Day 2013
On our way home from West Cornwall, I suggested a small diversion onto Bodmin Moor. It was a gloriously sunny day, and I was keen to snap a moorland scene for reference purposes. And my husband was quite keen on a pasty break (it was lunchtime, and he is, indeed, a true Cornishman).
Labels:
*card,
12 x 10 inches,
60 x 60 cm,
Bodmin Moor,
Bridge,
Cornwall,
For Sale,
granite,
Moor,
New Year's Day,
Oil painting,
Photograph (painted from),
Rocks,
Showcase,
square
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Trevarno Halt
Here's another image from the Helston Railway. It's the bridge adjacent to their first and former station at Trevarno... it's a long story.
Sunday, 6 November 2011
"Newbury Bridge over the Kennet and Avon,” 19 May 2002
This is another old painting, as indicated by the post title. It was painted with a brush, en plein air, on a Sunday morning. Most of the work was done before the Sunday shoppers started moseying up the tow path (for such was my location). I felt slightly self-conscious, being in such a public place, but as I'd been there for long enough to establish my place - and my painting - it wasn't too bad. Most people wandered by with a passing glance, at most. Of the few who paused, all were pleasant and were careful not to distract me too much.
But the best thing about making this painting was hearing several people commenting that they had never really looked at the bridge before, and didn't realise how attractive it was. It felt good to open people's eyes to the unnoticed beauty around them...
But the best thing about making this painting was hearing several people commenting that they had never really looked at the bridge before, and didn't realise how attractive it was. It felt good to open people's eyes to the unnoticed beauty around them...
Labels:
Art,
Berkshire,
Bridge,
Canal,
Kennet and Avon,
Landscape,
Newbury,
Oil painting,
Showcase,
Sold,
Townscape
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