Japanese Bridge Tamborine Mountain Botanical Gardens
This is an acrylic on canvas Painting of the Bridge in the Japanese section in the Tamborine Mountain Botanical Gardens.
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Nikki Farrow
Stunning work!! I love it!
Virginia McGowan
Many thanks for the comment Nikspix. gm
Beatriz R. Ald...
just lovely.
Ciska
Beautiful colours and depth well done
Helene Kippert
Beautiful work – love the colours!
Virginia McGowan
Thankyou so much Helene, nice of you to comment.
Ginny Schmidt
I love that the lines have all the detail you need without being fussy. The colors and depth are wonderful.
Virginia McGowan
Thanks Ginny ! many thanks for favouring “Emily Reading ” too
Carlos Solorza
love this painting, GinnyMac. such an abundant amount of color and so beautifully applied.
yes, i think i would like to be walking on that bridge about now.
excellent work : )
Virginia McGowan replied
thank you very much Carlos, you really don’t know just how much I appreciate your comments.I am so touched, yes the bridge and gardens are just beautiful, I think it is used a lot for wedding photos too, beautiful background. I wish you could walk on it.
reflector
A highly detailed rendition of the original scene ! Well done !
Virginia McGowan replied
thnak james funny lots of people say detailed work I feel like it’s loose vague?
Mariaan Krog A...
This is awesome Virginia! I love your style.
Virginia McGowan replied
aww gee love your comments Mariaan!
Leanne Inwood
nice painting
Virginia McGowan replied
thanks you Leanne .. sorry so late!!
Ruth Palmer
Ginny, this is sooooooooooooooooo beautiful! The colors are outstanding!
Virginia McGowan replied
thanks Ruth. one place I love to visit .
Dorothy Venter
Very lovely.
Virginia McGowan replied
thanks Dorothy ! Hope to get to look at your fractals….. oh time ….........
sword
Evertime i look at your wonderful work i think i am wasting my time.painting ,but what the heck i enjoy it anyway….Brilliant painting as always
Virginia McGowan replied
nah your work is great !! mine is just different that’s all ,I have a few people I know who just can use a tiny brush and make fine lines that’s’ makes me fele envious, not that I want to, just I can’t, and can’t undertand how the paint stays on the brush i end up with notheing …hard to explain
terezadelpilar
wonderful work Ginny:)
Virginia McGowan
thank you Tereza
Karin Taylor
this is gorgeous , really really gorgeous ginny
it’s not easy at all to do this type of painting, with so much detail and still have it looking amazing and not all blending into itself….i applaud you!
Virginia McGowan replied
Hi Karen , thanks funny I never feel like my work is detailed so many people say so! so must be. I do a dark background first usually like the dark green then there’s no need to do much for shadows but add the bits on top or red background or sometimes cobalt yummy !! blue!! . and I still reckon some canvas’s paint themselves,and some just won’t take paint .
the canvases aruond now there’s so much junk but hard to tell until I start paining.
Virginia McGowan
yes paining is right LOL still here !!
Albert Sellaman
Virginia McGowan
A collective thanks for looking and commenting on my art appreciate ,,, I had the Courier Mails art critc J. Millingtons assesment too, as well as J, Makins LOL they gave me higher !! .. I hope you ard able go to the Warwick Art Prize this year,I am usually lucky enough to have mine hung in the foyer. [watch out for The Warrumbungles]due ot not being able to function atm I can’t go]