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Richard Webb
- 50, Male
- Sheffield
- United Kingdom
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Great concept ... great work.
Love it!
Richard - love these two painting of sheep. Great fun. They would liven up my day
nice :)
Profile Information
- Country (no abbreviations please)
- England
- City (no abbreviations please)
- Sheffield
- What's your favorite media?
- Acrylics, Watercolors
- How long have you been drawing or painting?
- More than 3 years
- Tell us a bit about yourself:
- I work in the Physics and Astronomy department at the University of Sheffield. U.K.
I've been painting for about four years and I'm self taught. I'm still experimenting with different media and styles but it seems that the animals have taken over, at least for now.
I set up an art group at work called, (not surprisingly) the "Physics and Astronomy Art Group". We cover art, crafts and photography. See our website at http://www.shef.ac.uk/physics/art-group
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Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 3:17pm on May 18, 2010,
ann1 said…
- Great Art Richard , best of luck!
- At 1:11am on February 26, 2009,
Debbie said… - I could comment on every single painting of yours but i have to go to bed now....LOL They are all so colourful and fun, love your style and look forward to seeing more from you X
- At 9:39am on December 31, 2008,
Ney said… -
click to create your own
- At 11:52pm on November 17, 2008,
Jan said… 
- At 4:12pm on November 16, 2008,
FUAD said…
Dear Mr.Richard Webb I draw by program paint
Maybe I find my self-hobby so I need learning from you
I am interested with draw the natural because I am lover natural
Can I find here at this web some law of drawing?
Best regard
- At 5:21pm on November 10, 2008,
FUAD said…
- hallo Mr. Richard my name is fuad let me be friend of you thank
- At 5:05pm on November 10, 2008,
Norman Riddle "Bo" said… - Hey Richard. I really like your stylized animals. Simplistic but well thought out. Excellent work. Well done. Welcome to the site.
- At 1:35pm on November 10, 2008,
Jeanine said… - Yes Richard, that is precisely the idea in Teatime, you can bring forward the interesting parts of the painting you want to highlight. Good luck on your new experiments, I'm sure you'll have fun!!! :-)
- At 1:14pm on November 10, 2008,
Jeanine said…
- Thanks for your comment on Teatime Richard. It was fun doing and it was interesting to see the very different results we all obtained in the classroom using the same technique. My teacher says it is important to paint them in light colours so the shades that appear belong to the different hights and not to the colouring.
- At 12:11am on November 9, 2008,
Dorothy said… - Hi Richard, I just love your animals paintings their expressions are wonderful and made me smile. I struggled last week to paint sheep I wish I had seen yours then. You could illustrate cards or childrens books.
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Tom,
Another good ballerina painting... you have helped me make up my mind to correct my last "ballet" horror. I hope I can get as good results as you.
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Anna,
I really like the sun and reflection in this, great job
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Sue,
Looks good sue and I am sure it was a pleasure to paint. I agree with Damaclese the shadow detail does not suggest and particular light source. His knuckles suggest light from above but then the gun stock should cast a shadow over his hand. Ho…
Roman,
I have looked at this in detail and am amazed that you only use a few different tones and colours. I countes 8 in total (including the greys!). As ususal your depiction of shadow and light really gives the picture an eye catching look. And i…
Beautiful work Betty. Thank you
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