Friday, February 16, 2007

Fishboat

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17 comments:

William K. Moore said...

Hi Ron... Like the loose style on this... a symphony of greens going on. How's you numbers doing? I earned yellow yesterday... ha -with so few people... oh the irony..

Robin Weiss said...

This reminds me of alot of scenes right around here Ron. I like boat paintings and this is a good one. I like the loose style too. And as always great color! Going to check your other site.

Ron Morrison said...

Thanks, Robin, I'm going to do more boats and seagulls.

Ron Morrison said...

Thanks, W.K.-the numbers oh the numbers what blights these digits be when not the colour of the sea.

Michelle said...

Hey Ron. I like this one. Looks like a good place to go hang out if you want to be alone.

Ron Morrison said...

Thanks, Michele, enjoyed our conversation.

kee said...

Ron,
Now I know how things works in Blog community. Your comment was funny. I did see your work before and I do like them very much.
Especially "Pile-Up Revisited Again", "The Gathering" and
"Junkyard No1." The mood in that Gathering piece is great! Feels like those trucks going to tell you some of their life story.
Do you think this is enough buttering?
I'm joking.

naquaiya said...

Love this new theme Ron, if it is new. My sense of it is you could make anything work. I like 'em quick and loose like this. I think all your paintings should contain ladders. They add a terrific and mysterious element to the composition.

Ron Morrison said...

Michele, do you think the ladder thing will give me a "step up" in the art world?

Ron Morrison said...

That is perfect, Kee, you'll make a fine commenter! Of course, I'm tickled fuscia that you stopped by.

Ron Morrison said...

Michele, how about a "leg up" in the art world?

Ron Morrison said...

Sorry, Michelle Smith.

Clive said...

Another nice boat there, Ron, I like the loose fresh handling on it. You're really keeping it coming and it's nice to see the odd figure in there too. How are things in Cu-cumberland you asked? The Taiwanese lantern festival is on but apparently you need acid or mushrooms to really get the proper effect...think I'll skip it this year, but we will mosey by the Waverly Hotel for a beer and watch then send off the flying lanterns if the rain stops. Drop by if you are up this way; just before 7:00. Speaking of Cumberland, did you see the recent quote in the paper from The Holy Trilogy about their development here being like a 747 lined up on a runway with it's motor's at full throttle? This after all that initial patter about listening to the land and to the people of the village! No wonder they couldn't hear the supporters of the OCP. If I'm not careful I will become cynical.

Ron Morrison said...

I just cringe when I hear their plans, Clive. Its also the same for Union Bay with Raven. And the third phase of Crown Isle. Thanks for stopping by - phone when your not too busy.

Ron Morrison said...

Michelle, if you stop by, go see Clive. As you can tell by the above we are friends. He is truly a fine watercolourist. He's not posting because he is doing contract computer animation or backgrounds or something related. We have shows together sometimes.

Michelle said...

Hello again, Ron. I also enjoyed our conversation. Thanks for sending me to Clive's blog. I had a good look around. Nice landscapes he does. It is good to see other watercolor artists blogging. Through his site I found two more. Fun fun!

Ron Morrison said...

To me, Michelle, the wonder of the thing (w.c.) is that it can be done so many different ways.