while on the subject of snow, this delight from Wilhelmina Barns-Graham 1957 'Snow at Wharfedale ll'. https://t.co/ufhaTpfAH6. She wanted to "express the joy and importance of colour, texture, energy and vibrancy, with an awareness of space and construction". Success, I'd say.
It's cold. How about some snow painting (well, a thaw in this case)? Here's one from a few years ago, now in a friend's house. It's large and lumpy...like, well, #snow. https://t.co/iPfqbJInX2
@AdamsonPaul@DaveyCartoons thanks Paul. I "try" - I have a website full of such things - but I get bored with the marketing within minutes. Changing that is every year's new year resolution.
On a brighter note, chuffed to say I recently sold this painting to a happy buyer; view through studio rooflight on a late sunny winter's afternoon (using acrylic primaries and ink on board). More, you ask? Why, yes...check out https://t.co/dHFK6d7zeU
Old tweet resharing from this exact time last year, lol:
'Brexit will be like when that 50yo guy thinks leaving his wife will open up a new world of shagging 20yos but instead finds himself washing his pants alone in a bedsit sink.'
dear @MsHilaryCox@CamCanopyProj not sure where to post this so, well, here...another view of the same fave trees (back gdn lime & sycamore) - this one around this time of year a few yrs back https://t.co/Sb3QGDmDhw
A pastel sketch for a painting (that has yet to be) of a windy, dark autumn "underway" in a local wood. Prints available here in all forms: https://t.co/6e5dojq176
Much enjoyed the overlooked Lee Krasner exhib at Barbican last year. Not as loose and riotous as Pollock but then also not a psycho. Here is a collage work 'Burning Candles', 1955
Oil, paper, and canvas on linen https://t.co/DYmdPOYuBr