These are all Fords rusticated. Green, green, the gangs all here. Blow it up!
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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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- 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:
18 comments:
Greetings to great Canadian painter of old rusty thinks. Better than soup cans almost, except when hungry. Your paintings make me want to have new car.
Thanks, Igor, say hello to Cousin It.
Always impressed by your facility with the medium, call me.
Thanks, Grampa.
I like the one to the right. It still has the cover! :P I like the way you show the shape in it too.
I forgot to tell you, I thought of your paintings everytime I saw an old abandoned car in the country, and there were plenty of 'em. Wondered hoe you'd paint 'em...
Thanks N.N., did you take any pics you could send?
Ron - you already know how much I love green so its not a surprise that I love this one.
Did you notice rusticated rhymes with medicated? Ha!
Thanks, Cara, I didn't realize how dominant green is in my paintings until I started posting on the DPs, apparently I've gone green.
Sorry, I didn't want to get shot or ran over. :(
Yikes!
The structural stillness of the cars seems to extend up to the house, as well. It looks solid, but long devoid of life.
Its a barn and the cars are all the same because this was a pre- study for a commission from a guy who owned a 37. When you have an old wreck that you have dug out of somewhere and you want to sell it the descriptive phrase is "barn fresh". Thanks, Grimm.
Excellent - so much green .. so much good technique! Love the blur on the trees. But there is no hoar on the leaves! For me this one stacks up above the rest in the last few weeks... quite a good one mr.
Thanks, W.K.
you amaze me with your ability to put the RIGHT colors together everytime!!..this one is really nice!
Thanks, Holly.
green, green the world is green reminds me of a song. This painting is deep. I don't have fancy words, I only know it's deep. A baritone green wonder. luvit
Thanks, Michelle,
Green, green, the grass is green on the far side of the hill,
Green, green, I'm going to where the grass is greener still.
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