Bradford on Avon, UK, Watercolour, 15" x 11"

The main bridge over the River Avon.

Verrucola, Italy, Watercolor 15" x 11"

The entrance bridge into the village.

Verrucola, Italy, Watercolour 15" x 11"

The castle village of Verrucola and the main bridge into the village.

Bradford on Avon, UK, Watercolor, 11" x 15"

A span over the bridge, Bradford on Avon.

Bradford on Avon, Watercolour 15" x 11"

Bridge over the River Avon.

Saltash, Cornwall, Watercolour 15" x 11"

Tide's out and a view up the beach and the railway bridge behind.

Eynsford, Kent, Watercolour, 15" x 11"

A recent demo to the Bromley Art Society and a river/ford scene in the village of Eynsford.

Porlock Weir, UK, Watercolour, 15" x 11"

A spot not too far away from me down on the North Somerset coast.  Another low tide painting.  Low tide, exposing the harbour bed, can be just as interesting as some boat reflections!  Well in this one, best of both worlds with the bridge reflection.

Painted on Saunders Waterford, Cold Press, 300 gms.

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This painting is for sale. Please contact Tim Wilmot for details.

Ronda, Spain, Watercolour, 15" x 11"

Painting on the 'wrong' side of the paper often doesn't matter unless it shows the watermark as in this one.  Sometimes you can hide it by a darker colour, but clear as day here up in the sky.  Often manufacturers state on watercolour paper that you can paint on both sides.  But I find in the manufacturing process, the two sides can be a little different in texture.  Perhaps one side uniform in the texture, and the other more random.  They can produce some subtle differences in outcome, and the way the paint flows.  As long as you know what to expect I guess.

Painted on Saunders Waterford, Cold Press, 300 gms.

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This painting is for sale. Please contact Tim Wilmot for details.

Watercolor 15" x 11"

The bridge over the river that gave its name to the region of Dordogne in South West France.  My source photo had no bridge reflections to talk of.  Photos can be quite boring and uninteresting.  So I made more of a feature of the reflections, lifted the horizon a bit and introduced a small rowing boat as a focal point

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