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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
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- 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
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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:
14 comments:
Nice feel to this one. Kinda looks like they shook off (like a wet dog) and threw off some of their metal.
I found another watercolor artist blogger recently. She's very good. Here's the link if you would like to check out her stuff.
http://connies-weekly-painting.blogspot.com/
Thanks, Michele, speaking of wet dogs, the little idiots are loose-camera is ready.
Click away. Will go over to Milford's blog to check 'em out.
I love this new painting. Spring is here and Michelle is right, shake off all the wet stuff and look what the magic drops turn into, magic cars! I heard something about Milford, I'm on the hunt.
Thanks, Michele, a little sunshine would be nice!
For those who have said you don't do wheels/tires, I think I've spotted one in the lower right corner. Proved 'em wrong, eh??
Its okay, B.J., if they're not on a car. Occassionally a wheel sneaks in without me noticing.
Standing together they've formed a barrier to protect the house from intruders. Sorry, I can't help but sense a certain anthropomorphic quality when it comes to these old cars -- this picture in particular. Nice job!
Thanks Tom, anthropomorphism it is-the ascription of human characteristics to inanimate objects. I admit it, guilty as charged- the whole thing is supposed to be fun.
Ron I too noticed right off the arrangement of the cars out front. They radiate out from the house like a star. This one has a still life quality to it for me. The car-eful arrangement of the objects. Colors nicely valued.. and I like the way you laid in the background trees. Nice.......
And the lime green truck.. how could I have left that out..
Thanks, W.K., I guess it is a still life-they ain't goin nowhere! But its an imaginary still life.
Great piece here! I love it all but tonight I'm loving the way you do the supporting characters like the trees and grass. I enlarged this one and studied the tree and grass - wonderful -
Thanks, Cara-its nice when the secondary elements are noticed.
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