Todays post is another quickie, it’s a young hare leveret, I painted her on 200 lb cold press 30×40 cm again I used the Tarmac by terry Harrison, WN sepia, burnt sienna, yellow ocre, burnt umber…..just making the most of the good weather, so less time for painting. Have a great weekend .

‘Leveret’ 30×40 cm watercolour on 200lb cold press.
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My name is Rebecca Evans, living in the New Forest I have been inspired to paint the many animals often seen around me. Having ridden since Childhood, painting equines was a natural path to follow.
I use a variety of media, watercolour, oil, charcoal, pastel,inks, plus a few more, infact I will try most things. Choosing the medium to work with can really change the effect of the art, and therefore the character of the animal. Sometimes it is an instant decision, sometimes it is the mood from within me which determines which medium I choose to use.
I never know what might inspire me next, but if it’s hairy, I will be sure to try.
absolutely amazing. How I would adore watching your “quick” creative process in action!
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Thank you jodi…..erratic process today, I was going from flitting between colours, back and fourth, then to the head, a leg, back to the head…..not as controlled today, in fact I nearly thought it was going to be for the bin, heading toward the overworked stage as I was correcting lines and badly placed marks, on this occasion
DR ph. Martin’s bleed proof white saved the day, and I was able to correct without muddling too much…..it is the perfect white, do check it out. Eventually the bunny did bounce off the page 😀
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thanks for the tip! will look into that!
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The action here is perfect. He’s coming right at me! (K)
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Thank you Kerfe, the young hare still needs to grow into himself, but perfectly agile like his parents, a jolly pose this one 😀
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He looks like he is going to jump right off the screen. Exquisite painting.
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Thank you Sharon …I will catch him before he runs away😀
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Hare in action!! Love!! Always!! Beautifully done my friend! 😍
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Cheers bud, just getting in today’s post so I can get out and enjoy the sunshine 😀
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Love it, such great action! Isn’t it good feeling to,save a painting?!
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Really beautiful as always Rebecca and it’s hard for me to believe that anything you paint could go to the bin! I just love how alive your animals are and how it seems we know them because you’ve captured their spirit on the page. Did you do this from a reference or from your imagination? Either way, pretty amazing how there is a discernible personality there. 💜
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Thank you Laura, this is another of Mike’s wonderful hare photographs, thank you for reminder, I forgot to add reference link
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Mike bizeau? Dying to see the photo link!
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Mike Rae, this is the link
http://www.mikerae.com/life-in-the-landscape/
He is a lovely gentleman whom I had a wonderful conversation, he was happy for me to use his photos, if any paintings I sell, I will donate a percentage to ovarian cancer research. ❤️
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OMG you have captured them amazingly well! Gosh, Rebecca! Yours are even better than the photos! Wow, he is an amazing photographer!!!
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Isn’t he just, I felt so lucky when he agreed to let me paint from his photos, he was really grateful that I had asked his permission, and I felt by donating to a charity, when I sell will help to drive me into that position of selling, which feels like a big hurdle to cross, but I will get there 😀
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Yes, that was very kind of him. You will definitely get there and you deserve to already be there!!!
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Thank you, you are a terrific positive force, nudging me in the right direction 😀
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I’m proud to do it!!! The world needs your amazing animals!!
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❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Wonderful! The colours and textures are so lively. And, as so many said, he looks like he’s hoping out of my computer screen. 🙂
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Thank you Myriam, I think I need to stop these hares escaping 😀
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They do seem to have been paused in mid-bound by some kind of spell :-D!
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At least it has worked 😀
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Wow, I just love this! my favorite colors and you’ve captured him so well!
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Thank you Rachel, I am so pleased it’s your fav colours 😀
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Takes my breath away, absolutely love and adore this painting. I feel like I could open my arms and catch them for a hug…or maybe I should just step out of the way…the energy and movement just sings “Live!” Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for your wonderful comment, I do adore hares so much and really enjoy painting them, I am so pleased that the energy has come through in this piece 😀
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stupendous
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