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‘Puffer’ unloading Coal somewhere in the Highlands and Islands.
Acrylic on mount board
12” X 8”
Jim
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The design, details and colors are all up to your usual high standards. I wonder what you use as reference material for an old ship like this. Gary
I could draw, with a reasonable amount of accuracy, quite a few types of ships and a/c I also have lots of books on ships and the sea, so, along with the internet I am seldom stuck for reference. The problem comes when someone wants a particular ship at a time and place. Like being asked to paint someone’s Mom the night she and Dad got engaged! I have been ‘doing’ ships and a/c for about 70 years. Puffers are easy
Jim
This was a bit more difficult done with a Dental Technician drill.
An 18 century ‘Stuart Yacht’ on Caithness Glass
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