Brrrr is back – Watercolour with some Inktense
It doesn’t seem all that long since I was posting winter scenes. What happened to the summer? It snowed yesterday, not too much but just enough to make the scenery interesting. This is from my favourite daily walk, Tormain Woods. Its was nice and calm but temperatures fell to -4C soon afterwards. Please spare a thought for us, in this part of the world as 90mph winds are forecast for the afternoon of the 8th December. This should guarantee that any remaining snow is shifted – until the next lot on Friday. I wonder how long the power will last?
This is a painting study reproducing the lovely work from a...
arqetancourt 11:03 am on December 8, 2011 | #
That wonderful cold!!
Uncle Bob 2:06 pm on December 8, 2011 | #
Hi arqetancourt. Thanks for the feedback. I was right about the wind and the way it shifted the snow. At least more snow is forecast for the weekend.
Sophie Brown 8:00 pm on December 16, 2011 | #
It’s Sophie, long time no see. Had some “problems” I won’t get into but I’m glad I logged on. You do so much with nature, there’s a simplicity to it that’s soothing. I do tend to think of you painting for Beatrix Potter and AA Milne. Merry Christmas.
Uncle Bob 8:59 am on December 17, 2011 | #
Hi Sophie
Its great to hear from you again. I thought that you had given up on Skineart not having seen you around for so long. Its a real pity that you didn’t log in a few months ago. Margaret and were actually in NYC at the end of September (see this for some photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/28475994@N00/sets/72157627744555769/ )
Never mind. Perhaps next time. Thanks for the nice comment and look forward to hearing more from you soon. I am having a short break from posting stuff on this site for a while (I’ll explain why later) but am still churning out stuff here near Edinburgh