Jane Turner
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That' what I'm hoping!
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Sharpie Pen Strikes Again! (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter timwootton
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phil baber
Clipped Wing
Jane,
Tim has many years in him yet. Unless Monsieur Derry gets to him. "Four Rooms" on Channel 4 should be good in 40 years time. But then, there's no parental lock on my internet. And I am 10...
Pretty bloody good show all round though!
Tim has many years in him yet. Unless Monsieur Derry gets to him. "Four Rooms" on Channel 4 should be good in 40 years time. But then, there's no parental lock on my internet. And I am 10...
Pretty bloody good show all round though!
timwootton
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mattybohan
Well-known member
WOW. Just brilliant.
Couldn't have put it better myself....!
I do like this style of yours Tim...quite charming....:t:
phil baber
Clipped Wing
That's a bit WOW Tim. You ARE a Bird Cartoonist! Love it to bits!
ARTHUR BISHOP
Well-known member
love this style
ospreyscotbird
Glad to be here!!
I love this style!! Ennion'esc definately but also has a hint of the style of Talbot Kelly. Brilliant!!
I agree, these are free and wonderful, not to mention so well seen and captured. It is Wootton in a new style that is very captivating. I love the hide, by the way, but it does seem a bit luxurious . Keep seeing and showing us what you see, Tim, it makes us see more, too, and very happy to boot.
. Keep seeing and showing us what you see, Tim, it makes us see more, too, and very happy to boot.
timwootton
Well-known member
In an attempt to keep things tidy on my threads, I realised this is the place to store the last image posted.
The original study for the oil-painting was in fact a Sharpie drawing which, I think, illustrates the way I'd hoped the side-on lapwing to feature in the composition - as it turned out, she didn't work in the position she was originally in and (thanks to input from the forum's illuminaries) we decided on a few subtle yet crucial changes to the way the piece works.
Anyway - original Sharpie sketch and finished oil painting for comparison . . .
(please don't feel obliged to re-comment . . .)
The original study for the oil-painting was in fact a Sharpie drawing which, I think, illustrates the way I'd hoped the side-on lapwing to feature in the composition - as it turned out, she didn't work in the position she was originally in and (thanks to input from the forum's illuminaries) we decided on a few subtle yet crucial changes to the way the piece works.
Anyway - original Sharpie sketch and finished oil painting for comparison . . .
(please don't feel obliged to re-comment . . .)
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Very nice to see the two pics side alongside...[and as you know...i like em both]....:t:
ps....out of interest...did you beef up the 'white' on the right hand redshanks flanks...?...[hard to tell on my PC]....! My eye certainly seems to be drawn to that area...and obviously leads thru the pic...
ps....out of interest...did you beef up the 'white' on the right hand redshanks flanks...?...[hard to tell on my PC]....! My eye certainly seems to be drawn to that area...and obviously leads thru the pic...
timwootton
Well-known member
Just a fleck, U - but it must be catching the light a tad more.
