I am trying to paint street scenes. I can now see that the building in the foreground is leaning and John was quite rude about this, I told him I was trying to be a naive painter! Actually I quite like the bright colours but it does look pretty primitive.My little mare did really well at the Royal, a 6th, a 3rd and then in the leading rein she worked from 6th to 2nd in a huge class. Very pleased with her and other ponies with my Rivington prefix did well as well maybe we will sell more ponies!
It has turned cool again after the couple of hot days and a bit more rain is forecast.
I am still making fabric beads, I think they will be an on going thing.
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Oh, we should not pay any attention to the critiques of spouses!
:-D
I think this is really wonderful!
I love it also--what do hubbies know! It is bright and cheerful.
Congrats on the ponies too. Sounds like a fun time.
This is a great street scene - I like the leaning view - looks great!
This is a charming little scene. Who cares about perspective--not me! Is it your town? It's lovely!
I like it too. It's also very atmospheric. It looks to me like one of those spring afternoons when the light fading actually intensifies the colours for a while. I know you will probably say it was a bright morning, but I am happy with my version of the 'truth'.
I love your picture - after all, if we want realism, we can take photographs! It's better than I could do!!
I think this little picture has great character - indeed if we wanted photos, we could take them.
Another amazing watercolour Penny. Ignore what John says! I just love this scene.
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