Welcome to Nick's dining room table. (1 Viewer)

Hobbes2

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• Mar 3, 2012

• #3,661

Hi Nick
A welcome return - good to see you posting again. Here's to your new home 'in here' and 'out there'. I echo Phil Baber's words and hope that in time you'll find the space and energy to enjoy creating once again...
With all good wishes,
Hobbes

 

Ayuwat J

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• Mar 3, 2012

• #3,662

After going through this thread, I feel honoured to be complimented by you. I just love your wryneck painting!

 

mark richards

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• Mar 3, 2012

• #3,663

well you certainly haven't lost your talent... welcome back....mark.

 

buzzard12

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• Mar 4, 2012

• #3,664

New beginings Nick, this thread has been nothing short of inspirational, what a way to finish it...

The cool toned, wing stretching Snow Bunt is quite wonderful, whilst the Rooks and Red-throated Diver are pure Derry, who else could put these two species together. The second Accentor piece is brilliant....

Look forward to the new thread and nice to hear your out birding and enjoying that side of life, its a real solace in hard times....

 

JTMB

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• Mar 4, 2012

• #3,665

Welcome back Nick and inspiring work as always! I've been absent from the forum for a long time as well but am recuperating from knee surgery on Friday so have lots of time in the recliner to get back here and peruse the outstanding work. Yours is always particularly excellent and inspirational!

 

RussB

Going for Gold

• Mar 4, 2012

• #3,666

Welcome back, Nick!
I, along with many others, thought you'd left BF to form some 'professionals only' blog or something with Mr. Wooton!
Tut, tut - I can be soooo cynical!
From this point on I'll be visiting your new thread. Just gotta say that the RTD and GGS are simply phenominal. I'm feeling newly inspired already!

Russ

 

Lykos

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• Mar 7, 2012

• #3,667

hi Nick..great that you are back

and the painings are different from before ..more intense

 

timwootton

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• Mar 19, 2012

• #3,668

I always was a terrible house-guest. It's taken me all this time to get off the couch and clear away my plate - and what a feast has been served. These final pieces have all the dynamism and eloquent craft which has become your signature but there's also a very distinct maturity and, in some, a quite brooding and dramatic undertone - bravo. I think this is the next stage for your development as the complete artist - the new phase in your life, and work, look sure to be the springboard to superstardom and not a moment too soon.
So - I'll put my plate unwashed on the side and, like the very finest of fare, will reflect on tastes sumptuous and delicious impossible to describe. Wonderful . . . . .