I have never embarked on such a Marathon before and I'm not so keen on long distances, at school I was more of a sprinter, quick and fast but when it comes to Marathons, especially with the prevailing and unpredictable British weather-it's going to take some real grit and endurance.
Here are some pictures.
Adebanji on painting 6
Adebannji on painting 5
Adebanji on painting 4
Adebanji on painting 3
Adebanji on painting 2
Adebanji on painting 1
Adebanji catches the Bold Impressionist-Roger Dellar ROI PS RI painting in the rain at Bath, he was doing his second painting to be included in the Bath Prize
Adebanji browned, burnt and orched in the Limestone City of Bath....ready to go!
The first day was great but then came the rains on day 2......oh ooo....I wasn't prepared for the rain-I'll keep you posted!
Looking Good Adebanji, but you'll have to paint like a sprinter to catch the breaks between the rain this morning - keep going.
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This is like letting us take a peek at the Christmas presents, you can only look at one little corner unwrapped! I love seeing your set up, you and the scene before you, but I just can't wait to see the final paintings!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laurie, the rain is driving me bonkers....one minute it's showers, one minute ii's sunshine. Well, I just thank God for the weather-It has taught me to paint with one hand and have an umbrella in the other hand.
ReplyDeleteYes, Angela-because it is for an exhibition in a gallery, I can't reveal actual paintings yet...but stay tuned you'll be entertained along the way till the final unveiling!
Inspiring as always, keep up the good, hard work! Hope you can find your peace in the changing conditions, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Oliver!
ReplyDeleteThe painter in the rain... it must have been really difficult, and it's a shame the weather was so bad, but I'm sure your paintings will be amazing. Can't wait to see them!
ReplyDeleteYour paintings are a reminiscence of john constable.Amazing, Dude.Regards, kycheah
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