Queendown Warren, Kent

Somewhere I Can Walk Alone

So, after that disaster, I thought I'd have another go at the same simple scene in Queendown Warren. This time, my intentions were to only use two...

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Lonely Avenue

The chess is still going on today but I was expecting four boring draws in the mens' games, so thought I'd get back to painting with a loose...

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I’m Thankful For My Country Home

OK then, time to put into action some of the lessons I learned from that Jean Hirons book. It's going to be a Queendown Warren landscape in soft...

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Big Flop – Please Scroll Past

OK, this is the first of three paintings today. After a pair of paintings supporting my LAOTY and PAOTY entries, I thought I deserved some fun...

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Seven Local Landscapes

It's the new year. Welcome to 2026. My year end hiatus is officially over and I'm back into action. As usual, I needed to rattle out a no...

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Lullaby For The Summer

I didn't use the soft pastels at all during September so thought I’d better get them out today. I picked a scene from Queendown Warren that's been...

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Hear My Freedom

Yesterday was a cracking day for artists. There was that feeling of rain in the air, the sky was overcast and everything felt wet without actually...

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Straight Ahead

A soft pastel painting today, the first in over a month. It seems I'm always a bit behind on stying in practice at everything but that's my fault...

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Take You Me For A Sponge?

Something different today, a watercolour painting painted mainly using sponges. It's a view in Queendown Warren, chosen for the many layers of...

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Freedom

Right, time to give the huge set of 125 oil pastels a workout. I picked a view in Queendown Warren. I don't think it's a view I see on my daily...

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Let Not The Sun

After finishing the Carrie McKenzie book, I thought I'd better have a go at a landscape using the crystalline watercolour. I picked a view along...

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Like A Rolling River

I’m taking a break from portraits for a while (which could be anything between a week and a couple of months) to concentrate on landscapes. And...

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