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Tag Archives: wildlife painting
4th February – a pride of peacocks
Colin has now finished the peacock painting, and we have permission to publish it in its completed state. I think you’ll agree that it’s stunning. Colin is proud of it, especially in view of the physical demands imposed by … Continue reading
Posted in Colin's wildlife art, Wildlife & nature
Tagged art, Colin Woolf, nature, painting, peacock, peacocks, watercolour, watercolour painting, wildlife, wildlife art, wildlife painting
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1st February – F is for February, frustration… oh, and Facebook
Thank you to everyone who ‘liked’ Colin on Facebook. As I feared, the custody of his new account has now been seamlessly handed over to me by Leonie, who set it up. She has promised me a tutorial when she … Continue reading
Posted in Colin's wildlife art, General, Wildlife & nature
Tagged archaeology, art, birds of prey, Colin Woolf, eagles, Facebook, golden eagle, Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre, nature, original paintings, Orla, painting, pencil drawing, raptor conservation, raptors, Richard III, Stewart Robertson, The King in the Car Park, wildlife, wildlife art, wildlife conservation, wildlife painting
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12th December – the finishing touch
We’ve now received the beautiful hand-made wooden boxes ready to take the Collectors’ editions of our woodcock book. These have been made from sycamore and burr yew by a craftsman called Peter Lloyd, who lives in the Lake District. Each … Continue reading
28th November – surrounded by books
Yesterday we took delivery of some of the standard editions of our new book, and we are expecting the Special and Collectors’ editions very shortly. This means that we can now start despatching them to our (hopefully!) delighted customers. We … Continue reading
Posted in Colin's wildlife art, Copywriting & editing, Wildlife & nature
Tagged art, book binding, book publishing, books, nature, painting, pin-feather painting, pin-feathers, publishing, special edition books, watercolour paintings, wildlife, wildlife art, wildlife painting, woodcock, woodcock pin-feather painting, woodcock pin-feathers
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1st November – a finished book!
Another update on our new book, ‘Woodcock and Pin-feather Painting‘: it’s now in the expert hands of the bookbinders, Carronvale Bindery of Falkirk, and we actually have a finished sample copy here! We went over to Carronvale yesterday and … Continue reading
Posted in Colin's wildlife art, Wildlife & nature
Tagged art, book binding, book publishing, books, Carronvale Bindery, Colin Woolf, nature, painting, pin-feather painting, pin-feathers, pinfeathers, publishing, wildlife, wildlife art, wildlife painting, woodcock, woodcock pin-feather painting, woodcock pin-feathers
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