Maybe it’s the time of year; approaching winter solstice, summer so far away. I spotted some old photos of balmy days in France. Enjoying a drink, chewing the fat and watching the world go by. This was the combination of a cafe and town scene.
It took me a while to knit together. I took an outline sketch with me to the pop up gallery on Friday and with only 22 visitors was glad of the puzzle to occupy my day. I only finished it this morning, on Sunday. It’s highly probable I may make further changes, but at this moment I am happy with it. I hope it brings you all a spot of warmth and anticipation at this time of year and as it a confection of images, it truly is a Fisherman’s Tale.
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Love it Graham! The guy in blue just draws your eye right to the center of the conversation.
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Thanks Julie. He is right in the middle of the painting. My subject was the woman with the dog, who I pushed a little to the side. Strange you went to the guy right in the middle. I need not have bothered with my positioning, though now, from your comment, I see he does command attention.
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It’s the blue color.
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Right, the blue surrounded by white. You get so wrapped up with other issues you fail to see the obvious. Thanks for your insight, Julie.
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Scenes of when the world used to be normal. Nice.
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Thanks Vic. I was in Portugal in September and October and it was pretty much like this outside. Now things have again taken a turn for the worse and the French and now the Germans wont let the Brits in to their countries and who can blame them. I have a trip booked for a Nile Cruise in Feb/ March already postponed once. It’ll be interesting to see if we get out there.
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Goodness…
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