1st day of 'Watercolours at
Grasmere' and we found ourselves painting a misty
Easedale Valley. We set out with a little
mizzle and it turned into pretty wet drizzle, a bit tricky when you are painting outside in watercolours. The view looked lovely though, it lent itself to the watercolour medium, misty grey skies,
silhouetted mountain ridges and a lonely farm house. I let out a cheer when I noticed the farmer had a fire going, this just helped the painting with a thin wisp of smoke to add even more atmosphere.

I love the way the fence dances into the picture

Michael dry and warm under the red brolly.
1 comment:
Does that mean you were forced to paint wet on wet???
Lovely scenery. Can't wait to see paintings
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