Clock Tower, Chipping Sodbury, 3

Feb 22, 2016

Chipping Sodbury, England, 15" x 11".

My 3rd painting I think of the iconic Clock Tower in the middle of my local town Chipping Sodbury. A lot looser in style then the previous 2 and I am thinking how looser could I make it. I wouldn't think of going so loose you couldn't recognise the focal point in the picture - the Tower. Even with this loose approach, I could not resist in adding little shadows to the 'accidental' white patches on the road to indicate small stones or litter!

Posted at 08:26 PM in Architecture, Cotswolds, Loose style, Vehicles | Permalink

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Tim

Another great looking watercolour!

Who has influenced your painting style? I see the influence of Alvaro Castagnet or Joseph Zbucvic??

John

Posted by: John Cowburn | Feb 24, 2016 at 10:05 AM

Yes those and john pike, russell flint, wesson and any other loose painter out there.

Posted by: Tim Wilmot | Mar 01, 2016 at 02:42 PM

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Original Watercolours by Tim Wilmot

Feb 22, 2016