1: "Tobban Rocks"
This one is on a very large canvas, and it was sold to someone in California. I got a huge kick out of this, because E.John Robinson - my hero of the brush - lives there!
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2: Just a rock/wave study
Though I really enjoyed painting these canvasses with the knife, I am not going to say that they are the best. I like them, but then, I would, wouldn't I?
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The translucent wave top
These waves happened in "Tobban Bay"
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North coast wave set
The surf around "Sally Bottoms" can get just like this. It is no place for surfers.
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St.Agnes point
I did not portay it very well, but the background is supposed to be a headland.
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"The Devil's Tooth"
The waves here are not to be trifled with.
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Just a study
This is of nowhere in particular.
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Pendeen Head
Surfers who know how to steer clear of rocks have a good time here.
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The "Tooth"
I did not get this one right by a long chalk.
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"Seal's Cove"
There's an old wreck half buried in the sand below these waves.
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Pendeen Head
I like the original canvas far more than I like the representation.
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Seal's Cove
A dangerous part of the county!
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First result of spare paint on the palette?
I suppose this could loosely be called a seascape. It was an experiment of a kind. I used a pallette knife on a spare canvas, utilising whatever paint I had left on my pallette. It took me less than ten minutes. Yes, I hear you! But I actually quite liked the result.
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Number two
Nothing to add.
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Number three
Still nothing to add.
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I don't even know why I put this one here; it was a painting that I actually hated with a passion, so I palette-knifed it to an even gorier death!.