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- Figurative (23)
- Floral (6)
- Ink (7)
- Landscape (38)
- Life Drawing (6)
- Mixed Media (13)
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- Seascape (33)
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- 27/07/2010: Chef, Pastel
- 26/07/2010: Study for Chef, Pastel
- 07/07/2010: First Museum Visit, Pastel
- 30/06/2010: Pittenweem Harbour, Oil Pastel
- 25/06/2010: Girl With The Red Wellies, Pastel
- 10/06/2010: Aquarium, Pastel
- 02/06/2010: Saligo Beach, Islay, Gouache
- 30/05/2010: View From Jura House Gardens, Watercolour
- 17/05/2010: Pilgrim's Haven Isle of May, Watercolour
- 10/05/2010: Outdoor Painting, Auchmithie
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Archive for November 2009
Forest Walk, Mixed Media
30/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
I started with a watercolour wash on Bristol paper. Then I decided to add some oil pastel to build up the colours and tones of this study.
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Traigh Eais, Pastel
25/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
Traigh Eais means ‘Beach of the Waterfall’ in Gaelic. This is a wonderful beach on Barra. It is difficult to put into words what I feel about the beach so hopefully my painting speaks for me. I did this study for a larger studio piece that I plan to do soon.
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Winter Shadows, Oil Pastel SOLD
21/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
I got some Sennelier oil pastels and this was my first painting to try them out. This is based on an autumn picture and I used a bit of imagination as to what it would look like snow covered.
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Loch Leven, Glencoe, Pastel SOLD
15/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
This is the painting I did for a workshop at Winchburgh Art Club. I enjoyed the opportunity to share with this group of artists.
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Tree At Forgan, Ink
10/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
Yesterday was a lovely sunny day. I took a walk in the fields near where I live armed with my sketch book and gloves. I have found the fingerless gloves invaluable when it comes to sketching in the cold. My fingers are free to move while sketching. I liked the views you could see around this lovely old tree. The sun was helping to keep me warm.
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Jacek, Finger Painting, Charcoal
09/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
These two pictures are from my Thursday evening life drawing class. The exercise was using powdered charcoal and slightly toned paper and no tools except one finger! This was an interesting (ever so messy) study of tones, light against dark.
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Broughty Ferry Gulls,Mixed Media
05/11/2009 by Gina Wright.
After going to the framers in Broughty Ferry I did some sketches by the waterfront. As the sun was starting to set the wind seemed to be getting stronger and the gulls were getting blown about. I did the sketch with neocolour watersoluble crayons then added water when I got home. Once that dried I added oil pastels to bring out some of the lights and darks.
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