This old timer was sitting in a junkyard about fifty miles down the road. WARNING I.E.D. If you "CLICK" on this painting it will BLOW UP! (I.E.D.-improvised enlargement device)
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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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- I Don't Have A Problem
- Pile Of Chevs
- Junkyard No.2
- Springhill Dark
- Potato Nebulae
- Old Krate
- Riverboat on the Fraser
- B.J.'s Pickup
- Yukon Blifsticker Dorsalfin
- Blog This!
- Wreck of the Stylemaster
- Darker Version of the Lighter One
- Rustic Fiction
- Tile #2 Blue Hoo
- Sointula Fishboat
- The Stand Off
- I'm Feeling Blue and Seeing Red
- Beautiful Pile of Junk
- Rust Bucket No. 284
- Open Door
- Caddy , Kaiser Jeep, Ford and Shack
- This Old Boat
- Chev Hauler
- Red Chev Wrecked at Clinton
- Springhill Junction 2
- Don't Forget Michele's Article -Last Notice
- Fun With Rusty Wrecks And Derelict Houses
- Coupe de Jour
- 1935 Walker Home
- Wandering Days Are Over
- Article On Scale by Michele Beaulieu
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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:
10 comments:
This is really nice, grainy and the way the paint seems to sit on the paper. Love the loose one down below too.
I dug this out of the pile-I thought it was a good example of nothing in particular. Thanks Clive for stopping by.
Dreamy colors and dreamy light. Beautiful. It's a friendly painting like an old friendly movie you couch down to, to get lost in for a little while.
Its a 1949 Recliner! (its actually a stylemaster or fleetliner or something) Thanks Michele, I'm happy that you see these things in them.
The postings for today and yesterday are great. I like the softness of these two.
Thanks Cara,did you read Michele's article?
Hi Ron .. I left the first comment.. and it's gone.. maybe I pressed the wrong button. Something about the red accents.. zing. Great painting - those kinds of things - I said. You have another automotive marvel here. You are the Vargas of auto relics. A beauty!
Combination of the car-paint and rust are working very nicely. It has that extra zest to it. Also like the break in the trees.
Thanks, W.K., your first comment appears in next posting about Michele's article.
Thanks Kee, I like the idea of "extra zest".
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