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Tossa de Mar, Spain, 15" x 11".
Based on a holiday photo of mine, I thought the repetitive pattern of the castle ramparts made for an interesting backdrop to some boats up on the beach. The pine trees up on the top of the hill are just simple silhouettes, painted loosely with an old mop brush. The two figures on the left were not originally planned, but during the later stages of the painting, some gaps in the background allowed to 'make' some figures.
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Hello Tim,
Interesting image, I recognize the view from a Castagnet video on youtube. Then I used google maps to visit the place, interesting to see the two watercolours and the 'real ' place.
Posted by: Peter | Mar 12, 2017 at 06:12 PM
I will have to look that Video up! I have done a few of this scene. Thanks Peter
Posted by: Tim Wilmot | Apr 07, 2017 at 09:44 AM