This is something I rarely do-paint it as it is.
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I started painting with watercolours in 1976 with a set of pans that I had left over from high school. I've always loved the shapes and colours of old vehicles as they settle in for the long rust. I especially enjoy creating scenes using characters I have collected over the years. These paintings are from my imagination. Check out the sales blog under "Links and Friends".
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- DeSoto
- Flaming Rust
- Old Farm Truck Out to Pasture
- Tony's Chev No.2
- Auditioning For the Big Picture
- Olds Rocket
- Harrison Lake Skow
- Old Whatzit Above the Fraser River
- Over the Hill Gang
- Chevy Farm Truck
- Thirty Seven Ford Cabriolet
- Take That You Fish
- Building a Painting
- From Two to Five
- 1929 Pontiac
- Oliver Stacks
- Errington Hudson-Naturalized
- Old Timer-Seton Portage
- Rust Blast
- Fort Cadillac Expanded
- '34 Ford for Jeanie
- Mates
- Thirty-five Plymouth
- Ford's Cove
- Cadillac Ranch
- Skow at Harrison Mills
- Thirty-Four Ford
- Rust in Peace 3
- Thirty-Eight Coupe
- Boat on Malcom Island
- Buried Treasure
- Spuzzum Ranch
- Tool Shed's Dead
- Steel Maid
- Stack'em and Leave'em
- Fifty-Five and Shack
- Coombs Caddies Again
- Chev at North Bend
- The Boatyard
- Boat Floating on Sea of Grass
- Rust In Peace 2
- A Pile of Chevies
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- Ron Morrison
- Watercolour is my medium and old things are my subjects. These paintings are for sale. My Email is on my profile page. Bink here:
13 comments:
The values... this for me is a great value study. From dark darks to light lights. Also the dark patterns are nicely connected. Plus the cars are rendered in the inimitable Rajah style!
Thanks W.K.,- I'm sad today, my friend died.
Sorry to hear that!... may you get through it with great strength.
Love these old junked cars...of course I remember them when they were new. You do a great job capturing the patina of rust and dust.
Thanks Louis, I just enjoy painting them.
Dear Ron--So sorry for your loss,but for many people you are filling up the world with beautiful things, of which there are fewer and fewer every day. I owned this car. It was 2 toned green, had fuzzy seats, tortoise shell window handles, and the best part was a phenomenal tube radio which was worth the price of the car alone. It killed all sound so well you felt like you were in a sound studio or a Hitchcock movie at all times.
Dear Ron--So sorry for your loss,but for many people you are filling up the world with beautiful things, of which there are fewer and fewer every day. I owned this car. It was 2 toned green, had fuzzy seats, tortoise shell window handles, and the best part was a phenomenal tube radio which was worth the price of the car alone. I used to drive it from Waterbury to New Milford (the beach) on weekends.
Thank you Michele and W.K. I kept one of those radios that you mention, Michele, but the support system (the car)is gone.
Hey Ron: Thanks for checking in you cheered me up! I attended a funeral on sunday for a good artist friend of mine, Tanner McCarron, He left the best comments and was a good painting buddy. I will miss him. So I feel your pain man.
This painting is excellent. I love the reflected light bouncing off the rear window and the surrounding junk and stuff. There is alot of interest for me in this painting.
Thanks Robin.
This painting has a real sense of time & place. Value variables, 2-D shadows and 3-D vehicles all work to complete a very strong whole.
Thanks, Jeanie.
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W.K.
Louis Boileau?
Michele Boileau
Michele
Jeanie Schlump
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