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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Second skua painting ... hues, composition, everything just GORGEOUS. Perfect!!!- jomo
- Post #3,602
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Great sketches -- and awesome bird. Sigh, if only southern Ontario weren't quite so landlocked!- jomo
- Post #3,596
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Congrats, Tim! WELL DESERVED (can never get over the amount of world-class talent that likes to hang about this little forum |:d| )!- jomo
- Post #3,351
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
That's a relief, then. ;) Guess I misread things. That's what I get for skimming (too much to catch up on around here).- jomo
- Post #3,196
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Superb group of sketches here, Tim (I think every last one of them needs to be popped in a frame and hung up somewhere -- these don't deserve to be hidden away in a sketchbook!)- jomo
- Post #3,194
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Beauty bird, and gorgeous study, Tim!- jomo
- Post #2,824
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Ooh, glad to see you revisit this -- one of my favourite Woottons! Having a second go at the falling rain in this version, or keeping it true to the original?- jomo
- Post #2,792
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
So THAT'S where 'my' heron went, eh? ;) I'm going to have to fight you boys for it, methinks. BRING IT ON. Crane & gull piece is gorgeous, Tim! Regarding the size of the bird ... there are indeed quite a few subspecies, not sure what stalks the fields in your parts, Ken and Colleen, but we...- jomo
- Post #2,779
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Ooh, lovely crane sketches (that nemesis bird of mine ... I spend far too much time chasing the damn things, and don't think I've ever gotten a sketch halfway as decent as these!). And how do you folk across the pond get a yellow-billed before I do?! They simply refuse to cross my path in...- jomo
- Post #2,748
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Can't keep up with you at all lately, Tim! So much stunning work here, and the gallery shot has me itching to hop across the pond for look (too bad the private jet's in for repairs this week)! Glad to see it all come together (and equally, to experience the privilege of getting an inside peek...- jomo
- Post #2,659
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Brill. Just gorgeous, every last one.- jomo
- Post #2,609
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
The murre piece is brilliant -- totally at odds with everything a 'proper' bird portrait should be, while remaining a perfectly accurate description of something observed. Love it.- jomo
- Post #2,563
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Agree with Nick -- just too much Awesomeness to be found in razorbills (all alcids, really -- love those bills and body shapes). Too bad they're crazy rare here, though we've had a few reports in the Niagara region in recent years. Never had the opportunity to twitch any of them, though.- jomo
- Post #2,537
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Frame them, frame them, frame them! I sincerely wish I could accomplish with the medium what you do so effortlessly. Light, shadow, form -- a few brush strokes, and it's all just there!- jomo
- Post #2,514
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Have to echo Woody here, the sunlight on the back of the BHG is phenom. The eider is a fantastic composition -- almost feels a little unsettling the way the landscape looms over her.- jomo
- Post #2,481
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Phenom. A tantilizing couple of pages with the 'grins, looking forward to some signature Wootton flight studies!- jomo
- Post #2,469
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Gorgeous (is it just me, or does the sea stack resemble an Easter Island moai?). And I have to make special note of the shag, with the strong low light, and no black! Love it.- jomo
- Post #2,459
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Beautiful, Tim! I love the expressions on the terns, and I agree, the colour piece is ace. BTW -- did you use watercolour paper for this, or is it just a regular hardbound sketchbook? I just got my copy of Jonsson's latest (trying to keep the drool off the pages!), which has further convinced...- jomo
- Post #2,392
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
I think you mean this energetic masterpiece, Keith: http://www.birdforum.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/219406/ppuser/37672- jomo
- Post #2,380
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
%^$#*& gorgeous!!! I love the shadows on the bird, so much light and form from just a bit of hatching -- you're a master, Tim!- jomo
- Post #2,374
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Ooooooooh, I'm going to love this! Birds, rocks, foam, waves - squee!- jomo
- Post #2,331
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
I do envy your seascapes, Tim, water has always been my nemesis. Can't do anything but echo what's already been said -- I feel like I'm there.- jomo
- Post #2,246
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Love the field note style, Tim. (What I'd give for nice collection of forumer sketchbook pages to hang up around the place!)- jomo
- Post #2,242
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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From Tim Wootton's Studio
Aw, she's got your fashion sense, Tim!- jomo
- Post #2,214
- Forum: Wildlife Art