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I painted this early morning sunrise at the little harbour near where I live, from sketches and the many plein air sunsets I have painted over the years. I like the loose semi abstract nature of this oil painting size 10” x 8”. These are such quick fleeting moments to capture, with memory doing much of the heavy lifting. Enjoy!

I painted this early morning sunrise at the little harbour near where I live, from sketches and the many plein air sunsets I have painted over the years. I like the loose semi abstract nature of this oil painting size 10” x 8”. These are such quick fleeting moments to capture, with memory doing much of the heavy lifting. Enjoy!

by | 6th January 2024

I painted this early morning sunrise at the little harbour near where I live, from sketches and the many plein air sunsets I have painted over the years. I like the loose semi abstract nature of this oil painting size 10” x 8”. These are such quick fleeting moments to...
Painted very quickly intuitively brushing on paint not thinking what the result would be. The support was Lemon Yellow then Transparent Oxide red a very small amount of Phthalo Blue and of course Titanium White. The whole process was no more 30 minutes. No intervention from the left side brain!!!

Painted very quickly intuitively brushing on paint not thinking what the result would be. The support was Lemon Yellow then Transparent Oxide red a very small amount of Phthalo Blue and of course Titanium White. The whole process was no more 30 minutes. No intervention from the left side brain!!!

by | 6th January 2024

Painted very quickly intuitively brushing on paint not thinking what the result would be. The support was Lemon Yellow then Transparent Oxide red a very small amount of Phthalo Blue and of course Titanium White. The whole process was no more 30 minutes. No...
A couple of hours of right brain painting. Standing up, no detail drawing, acrylics, ink, charcoal pencil, indanthrene blue, titanium white and burnt umber on paper. When left brain wanted me to fiddle around with small brushes it was time to stop.

A couple of hours of right brain painting. Standing up, no detail drawing, acrylics, ink, charcoal pencil, indanthrene blue, titanium white and burnt umber on paper. When left brain wanted me to fiddle around with small brushes it was time to stop.

by | 4th January 2024

A couple of hours of right brain painting. Standing up, no detail drawing, acrylics, ink, charcoal pencil, indanthrene blue, titanium white and burnt umber on paper. When left brain wanted me to fiddle around with small brushes it was time to stop.