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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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- All Tired Out
- Rolls Canardly-Nineteen Thirty Eleven
- Boat in Warm Grass
- Dead Sedan
- Shacked Up Forever
- 49 Oldsmobile
- Six Car Pile Up
- 3000 Hits-A Milestone
- Chevy Tow Truck
- The Gathering
- The Boatyard (Reduced Version)
- Rusticity
- Chevy Truck From Tunnel Hill
- Backyard at North Bend
- Ford Coupe
- Nicola Valley Church
- Early Fifties Ford
- Ron's Fun Pics and Corners
- Osoyoos Delivery
- Hanging Out With A Bunch Of Hoods
- Springhill Junction
- 1930 Floyd Merkatroid
- Black Creek Dodge
- Donna's Buick
- Coombs Cadillacs Again
- Texas Creek Buick
- Cumberland Yard Reversed
- Fly-Opener
- Catch and Release
- Abstract Sedan
- 34 Ford
- Vintage Tin
- 58 Chev
- Hudson & Nash
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About Me
- 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:
10 comments:
Nice catch Ron.
What kind of beer?
I really like the opener and it's color choice. A nice interest spot of the painting. I also like the very simply treated water. It's working very effectively.
Its Canadian Beer. Thanks, Kee.
Ron; don't drink and draw! (Or paint.)
Nice one nevertheless; technique, style and content. I also think it's appropriate that the brand on the label is as indistinguishable as the majority of Canadian and American brews.
Clive, you old rascal, I'm dui-drawing under the influence. Or is that drawing while inebriated.
Hi Ron,
I posted one for you.
Oh, now that would be a better catch than a fish any day. ;-). Nice reflections on the bottle.
Thanks, Michele.
Now you're cookin!!! What a cool catch. If you could catch a salmon too, what a feast you'd have...a red one and a cold one. This looks terrific!
Ron you are moving in a new direction... a fun piece... as are all the others... except the one from 2 months ago... that was extra fun!
Ah yes, W.K., what could well be my finest piece the immortal "Tool Sheds Dead". Painting has become somewhat anti-climactic in my post T.S.D. period. We must get Kee to evaluate that stellar piece.
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