How flattered am I?
Today I have been featured on another blog.
My paintings of St Nicholas, our local church, and Wilbur, A German Shepherd dog have been featured on Ann Nichols' blog.
My photos are first an image from the work in progress of the church; secondly Wilbur hanging in his new home. The complete village church painting can be seen on Ann's blog, as can the close up of Wilbur.
You can go here to see Ann's blog.
It is a blog about St Nicholas and Christmas - and once a week features the most darling cat - Edward :)
I have been included in the feature St Nicholas Around the World.
Showing posts with label St Nicholas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St Nicholas. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Sunday, 7 March 2010
The Royal Oak
I live in an English village - and we have a village green with a church and a pub on it :)
I've already painted St Nicholas Church and now I have made a small painted sketch of The Royal Oak - the public house on the green.
The church dates from the 12th Century and the pub from the 17th !
I, of course, am nowhere near that old :)
The Royal Oak
I've already painted St Nicholas Church and now I have made a small painted sketch of The Royal Oak - the public house on the green.
The church dates from the 12th Century and the pub from the 17th !
I, of course, am nowhere near that old :)
The Royal Oak
Labels:
St Nicholas,
The Royal Oak,
village
Saturday, 8 August 2009
St Nicholas

Here's the finished painting!
St Nicholas' Church as seen through my eyes.
I'm pretty pleased with this watercolour, I love the flint effect.
Summer school is all over now and no more art club until mid Sept.
I can always go look at my tutor's work and that will drive me on to keep creating!
Tutor is Stephen Cook - and you can see some of his artwork here
Labels:
art,
St Nicholas,
Stephen Cook,
watercolour
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