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Recent content by Nick Sinden
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Favourite Bird Artist
Good call James, I hadn't seen his work previously but am now a fan! Nick- Nick Sinden
- Post #146
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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Sharon's Pics
Wonderful stuff...looking forward to seeing more!..- Nick Sinden
- Post #2
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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Ed's thread
That's a real living breathing turnstone (seemingly conjured up effortlessly!)...love the way that the focus is on the (brilliantly drawn) head. The grebes is just beautiful...that water!- Nick Sinden
- Post #1,871
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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B&W paintings
A quick green woodpecker...hope to develop my watercolour technique over the next few months!..- Nick Sinden
- Post #57
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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B&W paintings
Blew the cobwebs off some colours this evening and realised after a few minutes that a) they're more enjoyable than I remember and b) I really need to see more Firecrests...- Nick Sinden
- Post #55
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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The Abstract Bird
This is a real gem, Ken...love the energy in the top bird and (it seems) curiosity in the lower. Great treatment which has added much to the already superb initial sketches!..- Nick Sinden
- Post #24
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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One Year On
Takes me back to April when my local paddocks had a bumper crop of these...great bird and excellent painting...my only advice would be darkening up the throat a bit...I tried it crudely on the computer and think it makes it extra redstarty (!)... Nick- Nick Sinden
- Post #37
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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New field studies
The grebe is a beautifully tranquil scene, and the owl is a great demo of your skilful brushwork - the feathering on the breast is superb!- Nick Sinden
- Post #363
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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B&W paintings
Thanks for the comments Ken and Mackem - much appreciated!.. Here are a few more rarities, the last of this batch. Green-winged teal, glossy ibis and a couple of first-winter penduline tits...- Nick Sinden
- Post #50
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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The Abstract Bird
Looking good, Ken...can't wait to see the finished piece - it will definitely be worth the effort!..- Nick Sinden
- Post #16
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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B&W paintings
...and a couple more common in these parts...- Nick Sinden
- Post #47
- Forum: Wildlife Art