trebor61
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High Street, South Queensferry
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favorite 'skines
- (47) a moleskine study and the finished artwo …
- (46) Prototyping the skyscraper, watercolor m …
- (43) http://guild-drawings.blogspot.com/Pla …
- (40) Eifel Tower - From a series of Cityscape …
- (39) A study in watercolor.
- (38) http://guild-drawings.blogspot.com/
- (37) Watercolour of Fitzbillies opposite Fitz …
- (37) Tarbes (France), view from my hotelroom …
- (34) Just wanted to draw some flying boats.
- (33) Glass half full http://flickr.com/photo …
- (32) Ink Painting #1
- (31) blogged at http://sketchpot.blogspot.com
- (30) http://www.nachoyague.net
- (30) Daily Drawings Blog - http://esterwilson …
- (29) Close-up of the Lloyds Building from a s …
- (29) concert buddies. red, blue and black pen …
- (28) http://carloscaminha.blogspot.com
- (28) Tsingtao Beer - Another in the Favourite …
- (28) just fineliner…
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recent comments
- roseindigo: Can’t wait to see where this series goes.
- trebor61: I’m enjoying you “‘Flu” series. Cant wait for the final...
- trebor61: This cat looks as if it means business, Linda. Your nice drawing reminds me that, if...
- trebor61: What a multi-talented person you are, Rob. I wish I could draw figures.
- trebor61: I recognise the Goudi cathedral in this wonderful painting. I have never quite made it...
- BoboMonkey: You suspect, interesting…should we do a role call of voters? Found guilty we...
- Julio Burgess: hi t8eko9mk4rios94g good luck
- portnoy: Must be a record number of votes in only eight or nine days. Others have taken many...
- ivyatelier: This looks like a very large number of votes in a very short time. Perhaps using...
- Margie: Sophie, I, too will miss your comments. I am curious: what is a Boiler’s license?...
- portnoy: It is good to hear from a few of the forty-seven people who have presumably ranked this...
- Sophie Brown: I won’t. The house itself is really pretty. Trees, lake, snow, not too many...
- portnoy: The indistinct image makes it even more surprising that it has been ranked so highly....
- Rudat: I also think this is wonderful, but it takes some serious squinting to see it. Personally,...
- Margie: I think that one of the things so captivating about this one is that, like Mattias’...
- roseindigo: Can’t wait to see where this series goes.
rmcarey 12:27 am on September 14, 2008 | #
Nice composition Bob.
trebor61 1:33 am on September 14, 2008 | #
Thanks Rob. This street is really narrow and can be quite congested at peak times. The gap, in the distance, leads towards the Famous Forth Rail Bridge.
Nikira 11:52 am on September 14, 2008 | #
laconic and beautiful in color and value
trebor61 1:28 pm on September 14, 2008 | #
Kind comments for which I thank you. The “greys” were an experiment with acrylic inks toned with black and tinted with white. I must experiment more with this media