Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 05, 2019

"Clear Green Wave" by Lynda Cookson

It's another really windy and rainy day again here on the west coast of Brittany in France. If we were brave enough to venture down to the sea, which is only 300 metres down a steep road, we'd likely see a rather more active sea than this one! But just imagine the sound of gentle waves lapping at the shore ... in your home each day. How soothing.




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Thursday, February 21, 2019

Big White Flowers

"Big White Flowers" is so fresh and bold. It feels free and full of sunshiny happiness to me.

Just like today ... we have another really beautiful and warm sunny day with clear skies. What ever happened to winter on the coast of Brittany this year I just don't know. I'm sitting here with a cool top on and a thin cardigan, with only one pair of socks to keep my toes warm. Crazy to be so toasty, without a heater on, in what is usually deepest coldest winter.

This painting is immediately downloadable as an image for you to print and you can find it here ... https://www.etsy.com/listing/684216819/big-white-flowers-instant-digital-image?ref=shop_home_active_1


I've also uploaded some room settings for you to see what it'll look like.






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Tuesday, July 18, 2017

"Wait for me!"

"Wait for me!"
Print SOLD!
Thank you Buyer in Ireland!

I have quite a few paintings on show on Fine Art America ... and "Wait for me!" recently sold as a print, from that site, to a buyer in Ireland. "Wait for me!" was most definitely set in Ireland ... we spend 14 years there, in Connemara, before moving to Brittany in France.

Please visit my Show Page at Fine Art America HERE.

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Friday, March 14, 2014

Traveling and Painting

We've just left on a 102 day trip in parts of Ireland, a bit of the UK, Galicia, Portugal, lots more Spain and the final three weeks in France. Want to join us for the ride? Follow us on http://RoadTripsWithMilly.blogspot.ie

Looking forward to meeting you in the comments!

A taster for you from the Irish part so far: