Another Painting

Those are lovely. Well done :o)

excellent nice work

I rescued & re-homed a Springer some years ago. Lovely ol boy who just would'nt 'stay' on command & bolted in a straight line until eventually you caught up with him, funny in the field but not near traffic. All my dogs were/are well trained so this one was a challenge. Found him a good home after I had bathed,wormed, de-flead & de-tangled & un-knoted his ears & coat. Happy dog. Your regal Springer painting reminded me of that rescue.

They are both wonderful Brian, the church looks like a photo.

Great paintings, your very talented.

Love your paintings Brian, you are very artistic and talented. (I know you are modest and will probably shrink at that comment.) I would love to see a painting of the church with the snowdrops in bloom - it must be a wonderful sight.

These are very well done, like very much the pallet type format. I think you could sell these for a bob or two.

These are wonderful,you are very talented Brian ,I have noticed that GOY has a good number of talented artists , it's not fair I wasn't given that gift !!

any pallets Amy?

LOL yes I think I could manage some of your ideas Stevie , even then a might hit my thumb !!

love it , still have the pic u sent me of snowdrops ! lovely xx

That church I saw a long long time ago as a student. Nice to see it again in your painting.that is very strange.
I will be impolite now, Brian, I apologize in advance.
With your forgetting (I am forgetting, too :) you reminded me one English joke. A guy wrote to London TV Channel 1: "Dear gentlemen, I saw a wonderful film on your channel, but do not remember exactly when it was. Unfortunately, I do not remember the title of the film either. Anyway, could you please repeat it again sometimes? Thank you!"

Wonderful talent you have Bjs....

Bampy, can relate to all you say about the Springer,but you forgot to mention mud have just returned from walking/running him on frozen fields and he still came home feet black with mud I can only assume that the heat from his feet melt mud and ice on contact.He is now again clean for 5 minutes.

LoL, I thought we had the naughties, muddiest Spaniel that ever lived!! (he once de-stuffed a duvet!)
Lovely painting Brian, so well done.
I found Jazzypup had really rough pads after frolicking in the frost. I put aloe vera gel on her pads and next day they were all smooth again.....result!

Lulu Alright for little Girls little Boys don't like smelly scented things only things that smell worse than them.At least thats the Springer motto.

Lovely painting very talented:0)

Thank you Brian that church is really beautiful. The avenue of trees with snowdrops underneath is just crying out to be painted! If they did it in wallpaper Id have it in my bedroom!

WOW what an artist, I wish I could paint like that, so rewarding, well done. x

Your paintings look great Brian.

Brilliant!

lovely Brian and love the idea of the shaped wood, your so talented :o))