I have painted this monumental piece of rock many times, but previously always in watercolour. This is my first oil painting of the subject from this viewpoint. The Great Tor is the limestone promontory that effectively separates Three Cliff Bay from the great sweep of Oxwich Bay, on the Gower Peninsula. One is accessible to the other only when the tide is at its lowest and you are able to walk around the headland.
Oil on canvas mounted on a panel, 61×46 cm. (24×18 inches)
Oil painting finished today.
Another small 8 inch square oil painting finished this morning.
Oil on gesso prepared board, 16 X 13 inches. The rugged coastline of north Penwith in Cornwall, between St Ives and St Just.
Oil on gesso-prepared board, 14 inches square.
I have started another blog which I am now using as a ‘proper blog’, with words as well as pictures. This will record my progress as a painter as well as including other items of interest in the art world. This new blog, lesthomas.com will now be my primary blog.
This blog, pobbles2000.wordpress.com will remain for the time being, but I probably will not be adding much to it in the future.
Oil on canvas on board, 9″ x 9″
Oil on canvas board, 8″ x 8″