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Great painting, Di. You are certainly a very talented lady. O0

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I couldn't hope to compete with that as I have no idea from what view point it was painted. ::)
 
That is a great painting Di. someone should get it printed and have one of the stores sell them.

Visitors would love it. :smitten:

Mo
 
Pomgolian said:
:angel: That is amazing Di truely. Great pic' Paul too.

Chris :angel:
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Yes, Chris, I can fix avatars and piccies, can't I? ^-^ And I can press a button on a camera but I wish I could paint like Di. I'd really like to know where she learned to do that.
 
Thank you for your kind word guys and gals.

I always think if I can do it anybody can Paul. As to where I learned, it kinda came over a period of about 20 years. I went to an art class once, for a term, but the tutor made me use giant sized paper, and huge brushes, not at all what I was used to. BUT, she gave me my 'Eye', and for that I have always felt it was time well spent. :)
 
Great stuff Di :)

I knew a Horse that drew a cart once it was forced to :2funny:
 
Just took a good look Di's watercolours, as a watercolourist myself I can only gasp with admiration, fresh, livery, great draughtsmanship, a true representation of the subject. Well done Di, really enjoyed looking at them. Saint Pancras is my favourite. Eric
 
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