Friday, 18 February 2011

A Postcard from Bridget in Scotland


Bridge over the River Ayr   
watercolour, gouache, pencil   
by Bridget Hunter
I was so pleased Bridget was able to take the time to paint this lovely postcard, as she’s in the final countdown completing 10 large landscapes that have to be delivered February 25 for an Exhibition in the historic artist town of Kirkcudbright.  I love the ethereal misty glow she has achieved here – she’s inspired me to give gouache a try.

9 comments:

Cathy Gatland said...

I love the boldness of this - it could be on any scale - and the colours are wonderful, a real painterly painting!

vivien said...

I agree - it would well as a really big painting too. It's lovely.

Albrecht Rissler said...

I have a fancy for the impulsively expression of this gouache and the fine balance of the colors.

Africantapestry and Myfrenchkitchen said...

Beautiful Bridget...I love your colors and glow that radiates from this little gem!
and thanks for posting it so clearly and the info about the exhibit...good luck Bridget!
Ronelle

Desiree's Designs said...

Bridget this is wonderful! I have never tried gouache but I think I might have to give it a go. I love your painterly style and colors, a treat for my eyes and they dance around enjoying all that is going on in the painting.

Felicity Grace said...

Wonderful colours! Yes, it looks as if it could be a much larger painting, it works so well.

Anonymous said...

A very nice postcard from Scotland. Rather inspirational. Makes me feel I should get out my art materials and join this group.

Pat said...

Bridget your choice of color is superb. It is a really big "little" painting. Love every stroke.

Robyn Sinclair said...

This wonderful card must have burst out of its envelope. I had the same response as everyone else - what a beautiful painting. The colours sing, Bridget.