I thought I’d never use them again! Some 20 years ago, I had put my oils, brushes and especially turps down and laid them to rest….only to have finally found my mojo again! Yeay – I say! I had forgotten just how lovely it is to paint with them. This is our Narrawallee Beach and headland: 50cm x 40cm on canvas board.
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Thank you, Brenda – Oils seem to keep their true feel and colours so much better than acrylics (at least for me)… so keeping atmosphere alive is so much easier – many thanks! 🙂
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Can almost hear the surf. Lovely picture.
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Thank you, Nexi – I’m ready for the next one now! 🙂
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Never say never eh? Beautifully done.
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Oh, yes Jazzy – I feel revived! Thank you ! 🙂
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what a beautiful spot! Love the atmosphere you have captured. I love this.
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