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From a recent trip to the U.K. (Original Post)
bif
Jun 2023
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Diamond_Dog
(34,640 posts)1. Very nice!
lark
(24,162 posts)3. Thank you for sharing your lovely pastel creation.
It does create a tranquil scene. So glad you got to go and ever happier to have you share it with us this way!
It's actually a watercolor. I haven't ventured into the world of pastels yet. (They're so darn expensive!)
lark
(24,162 posts)7. Oops, you can tell I am not an artist.
Wish I had that talent, but do not. I do have an appreciation of art, though.
wendyb-NC
(3,804 posts)8. Wonderful paintings
They are vibrant, and interesting. The first one with the bridge spanning the river is quite a lovely. It elicits a sense of peace.
Thanks, for sharing your art.
Karadeniz
(23,423 posts)10. So hard to get action into a landscape, but you did it !!!! Very lively !!!