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ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 18, 2008

• #601

Thankyou all.
Pastel Sketch.
Practice study of a Goldie.

 

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nickderry

C'est pas ma faute, je suis anglais.

• Jan 18, 2008

• #602

excellent pose and again, control of the medium, menacing! Great stuff.

 

buzzard12

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• Jan 18, 2008

• #603

nickderry said:

excellent pose and again, control of the medium, menacing! Great stuff.

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Superb array of drawings Aurthur, thinl the Grey Wags are best for me, wonderful birds they are, rather scarce here in Sweden too! Eagle is stonking!

 

timwootton

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• Jan 18, 2008

• #604

Brilliant portrait Arthur. Great use of background colour to tone in with the plumage.

 

Woody

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• Jan 19, 2008

• #605

I love the way he's just materialising from the background and the beak is especially well rendered. It's a lovely portrait all round in fact.

Mike

 

peter mathios

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• Jan 21, 2008

• #606

Nice detail in the eagle portrait... that is really well done!

 

ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 22, 2008

• #607

Thankyou all.
Fulmar sketch. Didn't quite catch the jizz though
Not much inspiration and get up and go at the moment. Off for a walk round Cley and Salthouse tomorrow should be something to catch the eye.

 

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ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #608

A quick sketch in the feild. Plus used the Pental water brush for the first time . Good fun and no water pot.

 

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nickderry

C'est pas ma faute, je suis anglais.

• Jan 24, 2008

• #609

woo hoo, Arthur's got some blurred lines in there! I'm very proud! Very successful sketching that flies off the paper, great stuff.

 

dryslwyn

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #610

Nice picture- interested to know what you used with the pen. I like the watercolour crayons myself- find you can get stronger bolder colours than with the pencils.

 

ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #611

Thanks Nick and Wendy.
Just a little box set with 12 half pans Wendy
A lose acrylic 10" x 8"

 

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nickderry

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• Jan 25, 2008

• #612

lovely atmospheric work, great to see you experimenting with a looser style, really paid off here, very good.

 

Woody

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• Jan 25, 2008

• #613

Seems we're all at it! This is really nicely done, will we see it done as a large canvas? I think it would work well 'writ big'.

Mike

 

ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 26, 2008

• #614

Thinking about it Mike.
Acrylic waiting for the bird to appear
Now to paint.

 

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ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 27, 2008

• #615

Couldn't resist the barny floating over the setaside

 

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jomo

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• Jan 27, 2008

• #616

Who could? Lovely work, Arthur.

 

Woody

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• Jan 27, 2008

• #617

Grrr! Haven't even seen a barnie for a couple of months now. Nice work on capturing your one for me to look at.

Mike

 

ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 27, 2008

• #618

Nuthatch
Acrylic 10" x 8"

 

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ARTHUR BISHOP

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• Jan 28, 2008

• #619

Lovely day up here. took a walk along the East Bank.
Tried the water pen on the Grey lag

 

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timwootton

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• Jan 28, 2008

• #620

Excellent result with the nuthatch Arthur. Super design (would make a smashing greetings card - have you thought about that?).
The harrier drawings are full of vitality - the lower left hand sketch is perfect - just right! I like the new technique, too - what's it again? Water brush?