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Avoncliff, near Bath, 15" x 11".
My last plein air at Avoncliff. Well it was windy on the last one, even windier under the bridge. Not only did my lightweight easel fly away, but my palette ended up in the mud. I must find a way of tethering the thing down or adding some ballast for stability. Anyway, quickly done in about half an hour before I had to pack up and leave. Also done with my 3-colour palette (plus mud).
Painted on Saunders Waterford, NOT, 300 gms.
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Hi Tim I've seen you discuss your 3 Colour palette elsewhere. Are you still exploring the possibilities as an experiment or are you leaning towards this as your go to palette? It gets great results by the way
Posted by: Andrew | Oct 25, 2017 at 08:50 PM
Hi Andrew. I think I will try and stick with the same palette. If I change, it will get confusing.
Posted by: Tim Wilmot | Dec 04, 2017 at 06:39 PM