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3D artist paints a dove inside a tree!
Don’t normally like seascapes but the reflections in this one caught my eye.
Artist is from from Leeds
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Love this ; think it's based on The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymous Bosch.
Another woodcut. Always like a barren winter landscape. Colours are very good.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
It's Christmas 1959, and Picasso has been at the sherry again.
Really like a grey industrial landscape like this. Somehow feels more real than a pretty picture of woods or meadows.
Bit about the artist here.
‘Nobody can even find a photograph of him. He’s quite mysterious’ – OMD’s Andy McCluskey on Maurice Wade
The Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark founder fell in love with the British painter’s empty landscapes – and convinced Robbie Williams to buy one. He explains their melancholic beauty
Really like a grey industrial landscape like this. Somehow feels more real than a pretty picture of woods or meadows.
Bit about the artist here.
‘Nobody can even find a photograph of him. He’s quite mysterious’ – OMD’s Andy McCluskey on Maurice Wade
The Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark founder fell in love with the British painter’s empty landscapes – and convinced Robbie Williams to buy one. He explains their melancholic beautywww.theguardian.com
Canal-bank-sy?
Artist from Aberdeenshire.
A painting like this might not take the artist very long but would have taken years of practice to be able to do this effectively.
Northumbrian artist.
Always has excellent juxtaposition of light and dark. Very skilled.
I know that beach! Very good work.
Harry to his mates
@JimmyJeffers These last two have very interesting texture in the skies/clouds, the first suggests oncoming rain, cant make out what I think of the second, its almost like the cross hatches of a machining tool. Then the trees over that. quite the effect, original.
I see what you mean. Think it’s maybe the textures on the paper. Sky is like a watercolour with thicker paint used in the foreground. Would have to see it in person as could also be the image quality.