Small paintings of places, people and things that catch the wandering eye. Paintings, sketches and drawings of wherever, whatever and whenever by Australian Artist Fred Marsh.
Showing posts with label gouache. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gouache. Show all posts
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Congwong Beach, near La Perouse in Sydney
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Sketches from Clarke Point, Woolwich, Sydney
Back rummaging around Sydney. Whilst it is the midst of summer it has been very wet and cool here (wettest and coolest since the 1950s).One of the joys of sketching is that it makes you get out, and I am discovering all these places that I have never been to before. I have become a tourist in my own city. Today went to Clarke Point at Woolwich which has expansive views of the harbour, and a killer one of the bridge in the distance.
The area also has a great pub nearby for lunch, ( Woolwich Pier Hotel) which has great views from the upper balcony.
I think that the view above will make a good subject for a large oil.
A few years ago sketched of Cockatoo Island from Elkington Park on the southern side of the harbour - click to see it here
There are a couple of new small oil paintings on my other blog "Painting Light"
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The area also has a great pub nearby for lunch, ( Woolwich Pier Hotel) which has great views from the upper balcony.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge from Clarke Point Watercolour, Gouache, Ink on watercolour Paper 12 x 23 cm ( 9 x 4.5 inches) |
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Cockatoo Island from Woolwich Watercolour, Gouache, Ink on watercolour Paper 13 x 20 cm ( 8 x 5 inches) |
There are a couple of new small oil paintings on my other blog "Painting Light"
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Lavender Bay on New Years Day |
Mount Ventoux, Provence France |
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Botanic Gardens Sketchabout - Boy Extracting Thorn Statue
A couple of recent sketches from the last few weeks.
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Calla Lilies & Statue of Boy Extracting Thorn |
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Sketching Statue of Boy Extracting Thorn Great weather last Saturday, which unfortunately has been a rarity during the sketchabout. As I sit posting this I am getting ready for the last sketchabout and it is bucketing rain. Well I shouldn't be concerned, it didn't worry Turner who went out in all conditions including strapping himself to a ship mast in a storm. A downpour is a doddle by comparison -well maybe. Anyway it has been a lot of fun and a great learning experience. More sketches of the gardens are on the Royal Botanical Gardens Sketchabout Blog Thirty sketches will be chosen, framed and hung as part of the Paginated Garden Exhibition from Fri 29 April to Sun 1 May 2011 in Rathborne Lodge, the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney. Hope to see you there |
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