This old stone house is boarded up now, no doubt awaiting the wreckers ball, so I decided to depict it as it was, lit up as the sun sets, a warm fire in the fireplaces, joy and laughter echoing from inside, when it was someone's home..
The third in a series ..
C&C always welcome
Alan
Showing posts with label Curry's 200# CP Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curry's 200# CP Paper. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Barn on Elmira Rd
Another from my short drive around the block (about 10km) last weekend.
This one is located on Elmira Rd.
A slightly different approach this time pen (sepia ink) and wash
Same paper as before
C&C always welcome :-)
This one is located on Elmira Rd.
A slightly different approach this time pen (sepia ink) and wash
Same paper as before
C&C always welcome :-)
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Barn in Snow (Hwy 6)
I ripped up a piece of Curry's own brand of 200# CP paper and devoted it to a rendition of a barn on Hwy 6 N.
First I drove over to photograph it and a few other places in the gentle morning light as the snow fell softly.
As I mentioned Curry's own brand 200# CP paper (worked well without stretching) Windsor and Newton paints.
The paper has some strange artifacts as you can see in the upper left portion other than that and it being a bit thirsty it wasn't bad.
The painting is about 8" x 10".
Alan
First I drove over to photograph it and a few other places in the gentle morning light as the snow fell softly.
As I mentioned Curry's own brand 200# CP paper (worked well without stretching) Windsor and Newton paints.
The paper has some strange artifacts as you can see in the upper left portion other than that and it being a bit thirsty it wasn't bad.
The painting is about 8" x 10".
Alan
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