Here’s a few paintings and sketches I’ve done this trip…. I’ve enjoyed every one!

This is a small palette knife painting in acrylics. I like the touch of colour amongst the green here.

Lot’s of wonderful rocks I tried to capture with the palette knife again. Spent a few hours on this one and didn’t even notice The Writer had returned from his walk even though the smell of his stinky cheese snack should have alerted me!

Love those Tuscan clouds and spent a happy evening chasing them with my acrylics.

Done with my travel pastel set from the front lawn of our house in Sardinia. Lovely orange lantana offset the clear blue sea- the snorkeling was fantastic here!

Yes- those doors are a bit askew. It was windy as anything when I did this and the paper kept blowing over. Reminds me of all those green meadows, the early morning smell of cow country and the ceaseless and musical tinkle of cowbells.
It’s been a lot of fun but I’m back down to earth with a thump in a few days when I arrive home to a list of 6 commissions to get done! Will enjoy the last few days here in the glorious Aosta valley with trips to the Gran Paradiso National Park for some hiking.
Nice paintings, I really like the one with the shack and the sheep. You really captured the lighting well on the hillside.
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Thanks Shawn. It’s not easy with all that green!
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These are all really wonderful! I love your clouds! I’m struggling with them. Maybe you could do a video on acrylic clouds?
Donle
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Thanks Donle, will put acrylic clouds on my list for video subjects. can’t promise when but it will go on the list!
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Wow Lindy i love the chalet painting. You have such a variety of pastel paintings. I look forward to seeing more . I am trying out your cards now what a brill idea. Thanks
Loretta
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Thanks Loretta. The cards are fun aren’t they!
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Love the clouds and the rusty ground.
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Yes- it’s different going in Autumn not spring. The colours are less vibrant but still interesting.
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