Yesterday saw me in Brighton ,always a busy place and yesterday was no exception with sales going on and the in between time of Christmas and New Year,so lots of people on Holiday!Only the one photo of the station taken around 11:20 in the morning on a rather dampish greyish soggy misty day,hence the lights still on in the station.
I like Brighton station and in particular the curve of the roof
The late afternoon sun sets another short day done,
Though a twin of the painting in the last post it is not meant to be part of a series.They work well together as a pair but as separate paintings really
By the tree and the setting sun,has a wintery feel when the sun sets on a winter afternoon.
Mixed Media, There is some emulsion paint but mainly Acrylic
Let us the walk along the shore this Boxing Day (in UK), a breath of fresh air to blow the cobwebs and excesses of Christmas away.
The sound of the waves and the cry of the gulls
We have reached number 6 in this series and this seems as good as place to stop! Not that i shall be leaaving fields and trees and the theme but maybe this particular style has reached a conclusion (or not)
The canvas is a 6×4 chunky one painted in Acrylic with a Pallet knife
Past the winter fields which are ploughed and the earth bare awaiting the crops to grow
This series of paintings is really about the countryside in Winter though without the snow, Nature has stripped the greenery that is leaves and is dorment really. The colour is in the sky and sunrises also sunsets
Th shortest day does not bring as much light to the northern hemisphere and though the start of winter officially there is hope as we are at the bottom of the ccle and can only travel upwards towards the light
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