Monday 11 October 2010

WINTER BEACH

Tablet painting...........This afternoon.

10 comments:

  1. I've got a poem about winter in Brighton somewhere which exactly matches the spirit of your work. I'll send it to you when I find it. (When I put in 'search' I keep getting a Time Out message!)

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  2. I thought it a real photo went through some post processing. Well done.
    Wong

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  3. Would be nice to include it if you do BB.
    No Wong. Painted with computer palate but in the same way as on canvas. I some times light it as with a stage setting that you cant do with oils.
    Sort of cheating but it saves time!

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  4. I am enjoying seeing your most recent works!

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  5. This puts the afternoon to good use. You've obviously mastered the computer palate.
    Love it.
    brocolanonymous

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  6. thank god for the computer...wont be sneering at the paint programmes any more.
    I cant yet stand or stool perch at my easel and never learned to paint flat on a table...I like to stand back to sum up much of the time rather than sit so near..Maybe I will learn how if things don't get better but thankfully my doctors and nurses hold out high hopes and I may soon be coming off most of the medicines and their nasty side effects and walking properly again.
    Anyway thanks for all your kind words,they mean much at the moment....(o:

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  7. I hope you are up and running as soon as possible. I love the broody sky in this. It looks exactly the at the beach here and two days ago people were frolicking in the waves under a glorious blue sky. I think winter is coming.

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  8. That dark sky - we have an Emil Nolde in the Kunsthalle, that also makes me shiver to the bone.
    I hope you will be better soon, dear Gerald, and have the chance to see the glorious flaming colours of autumn - they lighten up even a dark day. The best wishes to you! Britta

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  9. beautiful geraldgee, sort of reminded me of the painting in Good Will Hunting, he one that Robin Williams' character painted x

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