Robert Wilson
Posted: 23/03/15 09:35 | 12 Comments
OCA tutor and assessor Olivia Irvine looks at the work of Painting 1 – Watercolour student Robert Wilson.
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lovely work, and it’s great to see the progression of ideas
Thanks very much for your comment, Robert
Mesmerising work! I found myself really connecting with it, even when seen via a screen. Will Robert consider selling some of this work?
Thanks very much for encouraging comments. I am having an exhibition of this work in Bridge of Weir, Scotland at the end of May and yes I intend to sell some should I be lucky.
Lovely way to show the value of working in a series and homing in on sections. Well worth looking at this, thank you
Glorious. Lovely to see the development.
Lovely work – delicate, as what recolour can be, but with personality and style. I watched it full screen so I could see more clearly what Olivia is describing. Well-done robert.
I’m just starting out on Painting 1 and find this work fascinating.
Thanks very much for your comment, Robert
Robert’s work looks so different and refreshing and certainly gives me motivation. Wonderful to be able to see this as I embark on Watercolour Practice.
Thanks very much for your comment, Robert
Wonderful….. thank you for the inspiration.