This is my latest painting in the Codgers and WAGs series. It’s Pauline Lee. Getting her partner Mike may be more of a problem. He’s only a part-time Old Codger as he lives in Australia.
Pauline Lee
Mixed media on stainless steel panel
38 x 30 cm
John Donaldson is the next Old Codger to be subjected to one of my portraits.
The year’s really getting on now, but I’m still continuing with my iPad #APAD paintings.
For the most part it’s been mild for the last 10 days, but you can really see the colours becoming more and more muted as the year moves on. Can’t believe I’m only 30 paintings from finishing my New Years Resolution!
We’re still getting lovely seas with this mild autumn.
I’m really getting into these portraits of my friends, colloquially known as the Old Codgers and the WAGs. I know Peter Blundell well, but I’ve only recently met Richard and Mary. Peter, I’ve imagined as a Greek God in deep thought. I’ve chosen to base my portraits of Richard and Mary on first impressions. Richard, I see as an enigmatic dandy and Mary, his wife, cosmopolitan and cultured.
If you know me, watch out, you may be next!
I’ve made a calendar using some of my daily iPad paintings.
I’m selling them at £10 and they’re available from me, or from local outlets, including St Leonards Central in Marine Court.
Here are first 12 of November’s daily iPad paintings. As we get closer to the end of the year, the more sure I am that I’m going to continue my practice of making a painting every single day.
Here are two more of my friends:
Marly
Oil on Stainless steel panel
38 x 30 cm
Jilly
Mixed media on Stainless steel panel
38 x 30 cm
Here’s the last of October’s iPad paintings. I’ve been a bit slow posting them but they’ve all been done on the day in the title.
