Last worked in 1960, gone now, vaporized into eternity. Like everything ever spoken, it exists somewhere other than here. Okay, never mind the baloney, lookitup by binking.
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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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- Runs Like a Deere
- 55 Dead or Alive?
- Leaning House
- Wreck and a House
- Took the Kids to School
- Landlocked
- Abandoned
- Fly Opener 2
- Reserved Parking
- We Were Young Cars Once
- Pick the Pickup
- You Pick'em I Won't Argue
- Austin
- I'll be gone for a coupla days, gotta go work . Se...
- Go Ahead We'll Catch Up
- Beached
- Jackson's Barn Fresh
- Scarface
- 55 Chev at Rest
- Rustic Setting
- Alone on the Prairie
- Old Favourite
- Green, Green the Grass is Lime Green
- Still Standing
- These Impalas Won't Run Anymore
- The Cosmos
- Variations On A Theme
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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:
13 comments:
You can almost hear it still humming...
It looks really empty. You know when you see those abandoned boats that are literally nothing more then a shell. (it needs a bird :p j/k)
Thanks Grimm, yes you can imagine it on a sunny day or a rainy west coast day taking the kids to the mainland to high school.
Thanks N.N., funny you should mention that- this boat became the center piece of a bigger painting(s) and it did get a bird-see below.
lol must have been in my subconcious still.
Don't see any squirrels or deer here!
LOL! This is really cool. Love your new subject matter. Always well done and a great sense of color and texture.
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Wonderful painting
Ah, the stories this boat could tell... Nice job on this "oldie".
Nice boat work of late Ron. Good color harmonizing in the water and sky. The dark value of the boat works well to place it solid as a center of interest.
Thanks Madison,they're eating my bewgonies as we speak. We have a bower in our backyard.
Thanks Cara, its a study done 5 or 6 years ago. This character is the centerfielder in a coupla paintings.
Thanks Joan, yes, I'm a sucker for the stories.
Thanks W.K., I thought the grass was a little discordant but I figured I'd "fire it up anyway".
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