Having a wee change from the colourful landscape and going back to some underwater pictures. I’ve been laying down some soft backgrounds today. This is my favourite part of painting: you feel super-productive as you can start 20 pictures at once. Check back in a week to see my progress.
I’ve been working away on these for quite a while now. Looking forward to showing the finished pictures soon.
Last wee picture to go in James’ gallery.
Rising up through the water with his eyes on a blue sapphire. What are his chances?
Falling to bits, well chewed, a bit rusty, almost like belly button fluff with a hook. The old flies are the best.
Have been busy painting some more underwater pictures for the upcoming exhibition. It’s good the sun’s been out a bit recently. It’s helped me gather some lovely photos to inspire these optimistic fishing paintings.
Here’s a couple of recently finished pictures for the exhibition. The print was made with the help of John McNaught at the Highand Print Studio in Inverness and the painting was made in the wee shed.
