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Abandoned Farmhouse
Abandoned farmhouses fascinate me. They make me wonder what life was like when it was new. Was a family raised in it and where are they now? What was
Workshops past. Been & gone. Delve into past notes, info and stories.
Mark Waller's workshops past - discover what was learned about, talked about, laughed about and consumed with gusto!
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The Lamp Shop
A friend of mine, who likes my artwork, took a trip to Egypt a couple of years ago. While he was there, he took a picture of a lamp shop and good naturedly!)
On the Rocks
I was born in Versailles (France) and studied art in Paris, where I met my Australian husband who was studying architecture. I followed him to Australia
Just for fun
Hi, I have been painting and drawing literally my whole life. Have done commercial work and freelanced. I particularly enjoy wildlife painting. One
My palette knife seascape
Having moved to Hawaii, I decided I wanted to paint the ocean in a more abstract style, so I picked up a palette knife and used my fingers for this quick
Remembering Brian
This is me loose with my Atelier Interactive paints, slow medium, retarder and pallet knife. Doing a little study that Brian Cook was working up to present
Marina Bay Sands Hotel Singapore
I live in Singapore for the past 4 years now. When I came here first and the evening came upon, I saw the city illuminate with lights and the reflections
Angel Mine
This was part of a 30 day challenge. The idea being, that you have to change your canvas every day for 30 days. It sounds easy but it was a big challenge
End of a Beautiful Day
I retired 2015 and up to that time I had often said “When I have time, I want to learn to paint”. I enjoyed many paint by numbers as a child. I love
Adrian Reynolds. Ren Creative Works
Adrian Reynolds is the brainchild behind Ren Creative Works. In this interview, we ask Adrian ten questions to see what really makes him tick!
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Abandoned Farmhouse
Jul 13, 21 08:39 PM
Abandoned farmhouses fascinate me. They make me wonder what life was like when it was new. Was a family raised in it and where are they now? What was
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Workshops past. Been & gone. Delve into past notes, info and stories.
Jun 13, 21 08:38 PM
Mark Waller's workshops past - discover what was learned about, talked about, laughed about and consumed with gusto!
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The Lamp Shop
Jun 03, 21 09:16 PM
A friend of mine, who likes my artwork, took a trip to Egypt a couple of years ago. While he was there, he took a picture of a lamp shop and good naturedly!)
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