On a stormy windy day we visited Turner Contemporary in Margate, for our yearly outing day with the SAC. What a super day it turned to be and as planed we painted later on the beach… luckily the early rain stopped and the sun pipped out… but no one could stop that howling wind.. I somehow managed to do my Turner with the strong blowing wind and the flying send in my eyes. I hardly managed to keep my palette next to me… if you check the painting close-up you will probably see that it have some sand and plenty sea salt.. and it was not on my fish and chips… What an experience!
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As long as you didn’t get blown out to sea! That could be a new idea: Paintings that you could taste so that you feel as if you’re really there.
To salty to my taste.. never tried painting tasting before.. I rather stick to chocolate.
Painting with chocolate I think would be very popular.
I bet it will…. must try some.
Oh I’d love to visit that gallery – just a bit too far for me! The howling wind must have been inspirational.
So is the place since my last visit some years ago.. everything seems to be moving forward.. luckily not towards the sea with the wind.
Ah, lovely, my dear Doron! 🙂
Thanks Marina 🙂
Although it was windy and you got sand in your eyes, you still did a good job on the painting! 🙂
Jess I always paint better with closed eyes 🙂
nice.
Thank you very much 🙂
Nice! You can almost feel the wind. I like your landscapes as usual! This one, I like the diagonal composition. Amazing you could paint with all that wind.
Hollis, painting is one thing… holding the painting is another. New experience that is why i said it will be a journey.. everyday we learn something new. Thanks for stopping and you kind support 🙂
Catch a storm and sun with it. Beautiful
Thanks Jane, just returned reading your recent interesting post as always thanks x
I like this very much!
Elena thank you very much, enjoyed painting it with the elements.
Some of us would simply take a photo with a camera…YOU – paint! 😀
Can’t afford this luxury so have no choice but to use old methods… pre historics… thank you.
Well – you do a fantab job!
Thank you Rosy, I was inspired by the master himself 🙂 x
Sounds a lovely day out Doron … a gallery visit and time for painting ! Breezy …salty… or no your scene here captures a seaside perfectly .
Poppy thank you so much great to read about your break 🙂