Will those with YELLOW avatars stop by and say hello

does the little yellow feathered snack that's just out of sight count for me?

Walter, LOL, A case of post nap vision. The beacon appeared to be going back and forth instead of full circle. Tennis in the round, cylindrical squash or raquetball, FUNNY.

Welcome soozoo! What a pretty bird!

ossobuco, Good as gold....

Vivien, Beware birds of a feather flocking together. Run, pussyca,t run away!!

soozoo; hang around 'till you become a "mellow" yellow!

osso...; ussually its the other way around; people are preoccupied with "counting gold"!

viv...; believe me, hang arround here long, with your mouth open, and you'll get something yellow shoved in it!

retires in fear and trembling ....

... but could be lurking nearby ....

GOOD "LURK"!

Viv....;

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not waving but drowning (in a world of wonder!)

clever!

Vivian;
I just took your gallery tour, very impressed, nice stuff!

Should mention though your 4th & 5th. galleries don't work for me?
I sometimes have javascript problems (using Opera).

Does Leicestor really look that magnificent?

thanks! I'm glad you like the work - I took 60+ to a solo show at a local gallery yesterday - it opens next week - let's hope the buyers like them! I have had other solo's but usually have work in a mixed show.

Just sold 2 at another show - cheque in and .... out again! the car is due for a service, the road tax is due ....

No Leicester is 100 miles from the coast so it is a long day when i go there to paint. I go with a friend (sometimes a few friends), leaving home at 6am and getting there by about 9 and painting all day, then having a meal and arriving home after midnight - we stay on the beach until the sun sets! Leicestershire is quite pretty - rolling hills and fields and woods - probably how an American would think of England.

The woods and stuff is the local landscape.

The last 2 galleries i really should have put 'under construction' as i haven't had chance to put any images on yet - sorry!

thanks! I'm glad you like the work - I took 60+ to a solo show at a local gallery yesterday - it opens next week - let's hope the buyers like them! I have had other solo's but usually have work in a mixed show.

Just sold 2 at another show - cheque in and .... out again! the car is due for a service, the road tax is due ....

No Leicester is 100 miles from the coast so it is a long day when i go there to paint. I go with a friend (sometimes a few friends), leaving home at 6am and getting there by about 9 and painting all day, then having a meal and arriving home after midnight - we stay on the beach until the sun sets! Leicestershire is quite pretty - rolling hills and fields and woods - probably how an American or Canadian would think of England.

The woods and stuff is the local landscape.

The last 2 galleries i really should have put 'under construction' as i haven't had chance to put any images on yet - sorry!

Vivien,
Just took a bird's eye view of your paintings. They are wonderful (even with the scale). I especially liked the deep blue night sea.

Um, couldn't help noticing an absence of gulls.

thanks

Speaking of which, Vivien, I liked your pieces "Evening" and "Changes." They had great color scemes, an interesting sense of motion, and were very nicely executed.

And while we're heaping flattery your way;
I was quite taken by your "impressionist" use of colour.

And btw I wouldn't have a clue how an American would think (ah, I just noticed you modified your second post; you should use the edit button, top right; it works, even "I" can use it).

yes I remembered just in time not to call you American! It's a bit like calling a Scot English isn't it? red rag to a bull?

and thanks Portal et al.

Interesting topic [American];

(If we were to apply ancestry/genetics, I'm actually a "Scot"!)

I find that Canadians are more or less tiffed at being referred to as "Americans" depending upon where they currently happen to be in the world;
In some countries it's more of a concern than in others (in Iraq it could be life threatening!).
But Canadians (if we are "anything" as a group) are mostly annoyed at the term "American" always referring to people from the U.S., when Canada, Mexico, etc., etc., ......... we are all Americans.

Mind you a Cuban might really take offense!

Helloooo, nextone!

Greetings from a "simpsonyellow"! and a lot of the beverages that I pour at work are yellowish... beer, OJ, whiskey(all shades of gold), some white wines, and so on1

Hi bigdice67,
Interesting to think of those amber waves of grain becoming golden liquids. Moe should know.

Hi bigdice67,
Interesting to think of those amber waves of grain becoming golden liquids. Moe should know.