Hi everyone, here is a particularly satisfying painting, It was windy and the tide was on the ebb as I set up the pochard box and began to paint. George saw a football and took FSD to play with it. The subsequent struggle saw the ball survive and a slightly anxious little boy, and ball, were reunited. The cliffs are seen from Reighton, that is, I am looking at their northern flank. Bempton is a wonderful place to visit, the RSPB station provides basic refreshments and a small shop, but more importantly, there is access to several viewing points. From these viewing points, gannets, puffins and much more can be seen as the seasons’ change. I like to study the sea beyond, where I have seen porpoises and seals. This print has been produced very well by my printers, the colours look fresh and it takes me back to being there, hearing the sounds, feeling the wind as well as being slightly frustrated by Far Eastern fittings.
It is printed actual size, 12x10 inch on an A3 sheet. It will be amazing in a frame.
My sketchbook, is now published and is also available here
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