Salar
A fish out of water
- Location
- Gorllewin Cymru
I've been painting again
- Thread starter Cuchilo
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Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
When I get back home I'll dig some out !Don't be shy, let's see some
delb0y
Legendary Member
- Location
- Quedgeley, Glos
Don't be shy, let's see some
The Jimi Hendrix is a pen and ink from when I was at school - so it's 40 years old. It was my one contribution to the school magazine.
The drawings are from a few months ago as I work through the early chapters of Bert Dodson's Keys to Drawing book.
The watercolour is based on a Stan Miller exercise from You Tube.
Salar
A fish out of water
- Location
- Gorllewin Cymru
Semi derelict cottages Mid Wales
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
I will post some later. I did Archaeological Illustration HND back in the 90's but I haven't done any drawing or painting since 2006.Don't be shy, let's see some
My Sunderland avatar is an oil panting I did back then.
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
Here are two of my paintings. The Sunderland is an oil painting on canvas board about 2ft 6ins long. The picture of Thrust SSC is acrylic on A4 paper and I finished it on the day they broke the record.
I'm not a fan of acrylic. I prefer water colour or oil.
I'm not a fan of acrylic. I prefer water colour or oil.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
I particularly like the thrust ssc one @Illaveago 
Mind, cars are where I'm at... 
Used to love working with oils, but let's just say that oils and cats who want whims catering to do not mix terribly well.
Hence switching to acrylics about ten years ago. Haven't used oils since, much prefer acrylics as they dry quickly, it's easy to overpaint if you blooper and you don't need smelly solvents to thin paint, clean brushes etc.
Watercolour is a much more recent thing for me. Picked up a box of Cotman pans on clearance in a local art shop; at the price I paid, I could give them a go, and if I didn't get on with them, it wasn't a great loss.
My "original" mediums are coloured pencil, pastels and charcoal.
Mind, cars are where I'm at... Used to love working with oils, but let's just say that oils and cats who want whims catering to do not mix terribly well.
Hence switching to acrylics about ten years ago. Haven't used oils since, much prefer acrylics as they dry quickly, it's easy to overpaint if you blooper and you don't need smelly solvents to thin paint, clean brushes etc.Watercolour is a much more recent thing for me. Picked up a box of Cotman pans on clearance in a local art shop; at the price I paid, I could give them a go, and if I didn't get on with them, it wasn't a great loss.
My "original" mediums are coloured pencil, pastels and charcoal.
Whats that ? Sketchup ?
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
I particularly like the thrust ssc one @Illaveago
Used to love working with oils, but let's just say that oils and cats who want whims catering to do not mix terribly well.
Watercolour is a much more recent thing for me. Picked up a box of Cotman pans on clearance in a local art shop; at the price I paid, I could give them a go, and if I didn't get on with them, it wasn't a great loss.
My "original" mediums are coloured pencil, pastels and charcoal.
My original medium was Doris Stokes. She told me I’d make this post too!
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Levo-Lon
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you lost me ? You dressed the rooms and took a picture or did that on sketch up ( computer program ) Or you drew it ?Just me getting into my feminine side init
Levo-Lon
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Slow But Determined
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After seeing this Bob Ross bloke I am wondering who came first, him or David Willis. You can find him on YouTube, search under "Irish Paint Magic"
