Showing posts with label marine painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marine painting. Show all posts

Monday, 5 May 2014

two boats on mudflats at Eling

two boats on mudflats at Eling WIP

This picture shows the progression of a small, 10" x 12" painting of two boats resting on mudflats at Eling, near to the River Test, Hampshire. The painting was done in acrylics and took less than a day to do, based on a photograph  I had taken a few months earlier, though I did remove a third boat from the scene as it was a bit cramped. A proper photograph of the boat paint will be taken in due course.
two boats on mudflats at Eling-acrylic painting build up
two boats on mudflats at Eling-acrylic painting build up
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Friday, 7 September 2012

Cunard Queen Mary at Weston shore, Southampton acrylic painting

Cunard Queen Mary at Weston shore, Southampton

cunard queen mary at southampton
This acrylic painting shows the Cunard ship, Queen Mary, at Southampton docks during an evening in spring, 2012. The ship, the largest of the 'three Queens', is seen from the view point along Weston shore. Weston Shore is a shingle beach on the outskirts of Southampton city, on Southampton water leading in to the Solent. All ships entering and leaving this port can be seen here. The painting is based on a number of photographs taken one evening, and recomposed in photoshop. The image is then scaled up and transferred to a canvas measuring 20" x 16". The sun is getting low in the sky so the ship is becoming a silhouette, the waves now having bright, sparkly crests as they catch the low sun. The two children swimming in the Solent, with their mother watching, help to give scale to the shingle beach and the layout of the painting. Painted in 2012.
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