02/12/2008 10:46:34

Hi Mineke, Your cityscape paintings remind me of another favorite artist who works in watercolor, British painter David Curtis. Lovely work indeed.

Warm Regards, David 

02/11/2008 20:46:07

You have exceptional work in your gallery.   I am happy that you liked my Snowy Egret.  I was working a lot with leaving lost edges to involve the viewer in filling in the spaces. 

02/10/2008 23:05:57

I like your work... very nice. Great street scenes.

02/10/2008 22:55:52

Thank you for the comment about my work.  I would like to join the ranks of daily painters.  Still trying to accomplish that goal.  I get brain fried from my 40-hour a week job and so it is hard to paint afterwards but that is something I always felt would be good for me.  I will enjoy following the work you post.   

02/06/2008 18:33:22

Excellent work.  Welcome to the U.S., My wife and I visit Corpus to see our  son and I have done some painting there. 

02/04/2008 19:45:40

After visiting your blog, I realized we are both using blogspot.  I liked the link you had for subscribing, and so figured out how to add that to my own.  While I was looking at your scuttle profile, I saw you had a neat link there to your blog....    I am not sure how you posted that, but after viewing the source and doing a little cut and paste, I figured it out too. So thank you for the additional inspiration!

 

01/31/2008 11:07:39

Impressive work, esp. your daily painting and blog.  I am inspired, but would have to adjust to shorter work to do one a day.  Do you have work that takes longer, and if so does the daily painting cut into that work or augment it? greg

01/30/2008 18:14:48

Thank you for your comments about my work.  The cityscape you really liked called "Tollcross Sunset" is Edinburgh, Scotland.  I did an exchange program for 6 months there when I was in college.  I love European cities.  I love the quality of European cities that you capture too.  There is something very distinct and different about European cities than American cities.  You really tap into that vein.