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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    Wow. you really are on a roll. Love the colours in this one, The bird melts into the background as a roosting bird would want to do in the late autumn afternoon, Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    looks like your on a roll at the moment . Keep it coming, good stuff Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    A typical view of a LEO beautifully depicted. Lovely use of colour. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    A bit of Ma kellys greasy spoon and Paper plane certainly loosened me up in the seventies. Nothing wrong with a bit of the mighty Quo. Good start on the gannet. Like the curulean blue. glad you left the hanging gannet in. Just looked at Alter bridge Woody , A very 'Quoesque' moment in the...
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    lovely 'on the spot' watercolour sketches Tim. Hope the weather picks up for you. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    The waxwings are coming!! I hope we get some down this neck of the woods. Great subjects to sketch as you have shown Tim. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    Look forward to seeing the final version. It looks a real challenge. The gannet with its feet trailing behind is an excellent study. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    Another excellent sketch, Tim. Shags and cormorants can give you some great shape to work with. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    Wonderful technique. Not sure how you managed to get a mass of squiggles and lines into this stunning portrait of a drake eider. Great action and caught the moment superbly. Steve
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    From Tim Wootton's Studio

    HelloTim, The shimmer on the water had me reaching for my sunglasses. Wonderful work. Steve
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