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Then when they have given up their voluptuous fruit, their leaves begin to change colour as they fall to the ground to help replenish the vines as they rest during the winter.
I pass vineyards everyday, and it keeps me in touch with the seasons and I marvel at the range of colours that both the leaves and the grapes can offer. From lime green to blackberry the process is a joy to behold, so I just had to get out the paint and have a go.
I wanted to express not just the colours but also kamagra uk online that feeling juice, sunshine and the sense that
The first painting has a very light and translucent feel to it. Whereas the second one has a feeling of a heavy harvest, a dense growth revealing the gnarled twisted hard wood that has supported the grapes year after year.
The harvest goes on and I think, so will I. The magical process of working with watercolours layer upon translucent layer never ceases to give me an enormous amount of pleasure in the process of ‘the doing’
They both measure 350 cms x 450 cms and are worked in watercolour paints and pencils.