I rarely have the chance to paint plain air, but I take a lot of photos in all our trips. I like the nature, all kind the landscapes. This is the photo that inspired me: Thank you for the appreciation!

Me too, kept looking over and over the videos in this last series and it looks so easy in Olly's hands...he beautifully, easily handles the brushes, logically lies the washes and I always think "I understand", but yet, I now have to admit that I have to work a lot on paint consistency, for example, and a lot more things... I can't unfold the whole painting from start to the end. I have to stop, from time to time, maybe I work on something else, than I return to it, seeing how it evolved, than considering the following steps. Maybe, it's not the good way.

It definitely has the sense of powerful sunshine. It looks like you can, very easily, put the paint on the paper, with very confident brushstrokes and I like that, very much. You know the and result from the beginning. As the sense of calm....maybe fewer brushstrokes in the foreground and thinner in the distance....

What a beautiful story! And I'm always happy when I hear happy-ended stories. So, beautifully described and beautifully handled story, with it's feelings! Nice one!

Thank you all, for your kind comments!

Thank you, Bob. Just a few pencil marks.

Beautiful rocks!

It really was an adventure! A beautiful one! ... and very nice sketches!