:tears-of-joy: Peter you're definitely Speedy Gonzales....nice.:thumb2:
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
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Thanks Richard - the speed of this one surprised me too!
Morning Peter
Great figure, love the contrasting palette of khaki, olive, wood, canvas and leather
Nice to have a change from Field Grey.
World Cup stress all over, much too tense to watch!
Have you any time between packing for anything before leaving?
Some cooler weather would be useful for the paint, my Scale 75 isn't happy being thinned, and is very quick drying otherwise.
Time to recharge your creative batteries
Have a great holiday
Regards
Steve H
Great figure, love the contrasting palette of khaki, olive, wood, canvas and leather
Nice to have a change from Field Grey.
World Cup stress all over, much too tense to watch!
Have you any time between packing for anything before leaving?
Some cooler weather would be useful for the paint, my Scale 75 isn't happy being thinned, and is very quick drying otherwise.
Time to recharge your creative batteries
Have a great holiday
Regards
Steve H
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Morning Steve
Glad you like our boy here. A simple figure, but I'm quite pleased with the way he turned out.
Yep, World Cup stress over - imagine what it would have been like had they got to the final? We would have been travelling and were wondering if an early start would have got us to a TV in time. Now we can relax. And a recharge of the modelling batteries is very necessary - I'm a bit exhausted with it all. My fault, as I've been going for it, but time to relax and settle down with a couple of Iris Murdoch novels by the sea.
That said (ha, ha) I'm going to do a little bit of work on a bust I've been having trouble with today, then shopping and packing tomorrow.
Have a good day.
Glad you like our boy here. A simple figure, but I'm quite pleased with the way he turned out.
Yep, World Cup stress over - imagine what it would have been like had they got to the final? We would have been travelling and were wondering if an early start would have got us to a TV in time. Now we can relax. And a recharge of the modelling batteries is very necessary - I'm a bit exhausted with it all. My fault, as I've been going for it, but time to relax and settle down with a couple of Iris Murdoch novels by the sea.
That said (ha, ha) I'm going to do a little bit of work on a bust I've been having trouble with today, then shopping and packing tomorrow.
Have a good day.
Hi Peter, good call on the head, the replacement definitely sits better with the finished model. More great painting. Have a great holiday.
G
Cheers Mick. I like these Dog Tag heads. I think they were sculpted by Calvin Tan. Good, clean details which are nice to paint.
Morning Peter
Pre holiday humour? I haven't read any Murdoch, so I had a google, Ho Ho, must be an ""in joke"" for those in the know!
Looks like you may just break the holiday weather curse too.
Have a great time and catch you when you return to your desk fully recharged and raring to go.
Regards
Steve H
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Hi Steve
The 'ho, ho' referred to the fact that I was still working despite having to pack.
And if you've never visited Murdoch-land you're in for a treat. It's a place where, even in the 90s women powdered their noses, patted their hair into place and always carried handbags. Where the most up to date expression of the youth was 'I say!'. Where everyone lived in little flats in Knightsbridge and Kensington High Street, or if the were slumming it, Chelsea (and if they were really slumming it, Hammersmith, though they still had a least one servant). It's where people died by drowning and lost faith in their own personal God. Where adults used the expressions 'Dear heart'' and ''Dear Boy'' as the greatest endearments.
Despite that I'm totally hooked. I'm working my way through all twenty five of her novels (not in sequence). I've just finished no.15 and have two more to take on holiday. She was a great admirer of John Cowper Powys whose 'Dorset' qaurtet of novels are set where we'll be holidaying - so there'll be a few literary excursions - Maiden Castle, Dorchester etc.
So on that literary note, I sign off for the next 10 days.
The 'ho, ho' referred to the fact that I was still working despite having to pack.
And if you've never visited Murdoch-land you're in for a treat. It's a place where, even in the 90s women powdered their noses, patted their hair into place and always carried handbags. Where the most up to date expression of the youth was 'I say!'. Where everyone lived in little flats in Knightsbridge and Kensington High Street, or if the were slumming it, Chelsea (and if they were really slumming it, Hammersmith, though they still had a least one servant). It's where people died by drowning and lost faith in their own personal God. Where adults used the expressions 'Dear heart'' and ''Dear Boy'' as the greatest endearments.
Despite that I'm totally hooked. I'm working my way through all twenty five of her novels (not in sequence). I've just finished no.15 and have two more to take on holiday. She was a great admirer of John Cowper Powys whose 'Dorset' qaurtet of novels are set where we'll be holidaying - so there'll be a few literary excursions - Maiden Castle, Dorchester etc.
So on that literary note, I sign off for the next 10 days.
G
Peter.
Oh I say , how utterly charming,
far better than " like " " you know " and of course " init ".
Enjoy your hols .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
John .
Oh I say , how utterly charming,
far better than " like " " you know " and of course " init ".
Enjoy your hols .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
John .
G
That's the trouble with so many C20th English novelists - so class bound. The Americans are more democratic. There's a TV where we're going but it's been banned.
Hi Peter
Enjoy your break.
Jim
Enjoy your break.
Jim
Happy holiday Peter
Sound like Famous Five and Secret Seven meet PG Woodhouse, literally speaking.
Love the idea of literary exploration too, we have done Zen and Brunetti in Rome and Venice, and would love to do Montalbano, one day.
My good lady, Anna, is part Italian, as you might have guessed.
I am sure you will be suitably refreshed and recharged on your return.
Have a great time
regards
Steve H
Sound like Famous Five and Secret Seven meet PG Woodhouse, literally speaking.
Love the idea of literary exploration too, we have done Zen and Brunetti in Rome and Venice, and would love to do Montalbano, one day.
My good lady, Anna, is part Italian, as you might have guessed.
I am sure you will be suitably refreshed and recharged on your return.
Have a great time
regards
Steve H
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Cheers Steve - Found two unread Iris's in the second hand bookshops yesterday. Armed with those and a complete new wardrobe from Primark, off we go.....
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