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Ross-on-Wye, England, 15" x 11".
A second attempt at this scene from a slightly different angle to get more of the lovely Market Hall in. I wanted to try and replicate some of the warmth of the red bricks of the Market Hall in the shadows across the road. As I did with my last one of this scene, I have some figures and cars emerging from the shadows and a connection with the foreground and background.
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Love your work. A while back I suggested and night scene with a rainy pavement and reflections from car lights. Any chance? Would love to see what you do with that. Question: Can an artist become "too loose"?
Posted by: Stan Pierce | Jun 14, 2017 at 06:34 PM
Have you got any photos of a night scene you can email me please?
Posted by: Tim Wilmot | Jun 29, 2017 at 08:23 AM