fish
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a sketch i did this summer.its of a ford at kingston devrill,we take sarnies and play in the water all day!. this pic won first prize in all the shows i entered,and in my view not my best!
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Leonie2
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very well done fish, does this mean we'll see more of your work now that you can post pictures? that brings back childhood memories when we used to play down by the river. 
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fish
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yep heres another,its my sons school:
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fish
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and one of weymouth harbour.
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lottie
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They are lovely. Why not turn them into cards and get local shops to sell them. Or maybe the school could sell them.
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fish
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the one of the school i got 25 prints done sighned and numbered,1 and 2 went to teachers that were leaving,and the rest went for £10 each for school funds,making £230! ime not in a position to give to the school but i can do stuff like this.
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Kathy
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I don't know anything about art really but those sketches are very nice, they sort of draw (no pun intended) you into the place. 
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fish
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thanks ille post more now i know how!
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agapanthus
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Nice pictures Fish.....very talented:)
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Cabbagepatch
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The first one took me straight back to summertime, splashing about, a picnic, the sun shining etc.
Thank you, happy days
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Becki
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They are great!!! The first one reminds me of Pooh sticks bridge and 100 acre wood! I have played poohsticks there
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fish
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i think thats exactly what a picture should do,conect with others by being some where you know or could picture being there!
the day i did that one we cycled there in the blistering heat,with the smell of blackberries in the hedgerows,skylarks way up in the blue.when we got there it was like getting to the promissed land,the water was achingly cold at first!we splashed each other and the boys screeched.soon we had our first heat of pooh sticks,followed by sandwitches and ice cold home made ginger beer!
then a frantic search for the ultimate skimmer stone! then more pooh sticks.
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lloyd
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I used to dive off the bridge, as a teenager, into Weymouth harbour every year!! (at New Year, that is!)
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fish
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your brave! 
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alison
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foolish 
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Haize
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My favourite bridge is somewhere in the Peak District, and marks the boundary between three counties, I think. I have always had an obsession with damming rivers, and usually given half a day, I'd be able to make a noticeable rise somewhere 
Then as you said Fish, there's the search for skimmers, great fun
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fish
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| Haize wrote: | | and usually given half a day, I'd be able to make a noticeable rise somewhere |
that long????? either yer ugly,or he's past it!!!!!
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Cabbagepatch
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Oh I say, this is a family Shed
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Bovey Belle
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Stones for skimming? Bound to find a few amongst these . . .
This is from one of the "pebble beaches" along by our local river.
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Bovey Belle
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P.S. I also meant to say, what lovely drawings. I used to dabble my toes in a little roadside stream in the New Forest, and your first picture brought back memories of those happy days.
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Cabbagepatch
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I've seen one, second stone up on the right . Hands off everyone, its mine
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agapanthus
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Fish!!!! [/quote]
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Jamanda
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What ovely pictures. I'd hang any of those on my wall, including the stones photo.
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fish
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hey one of those old stones looks like mick jagger!
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Haize
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Fish!!!!
And anyway, it wouldn't matter if I was ugly, he only ever looks at my waist anyway 
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