Amazing artwork, Paul.
Well done.
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They’re beautiful Paul.
Gonna do a parakeet?
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They look amazing, love the 2nd one!
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As @Nick_Dartmoor said Paul, you really do need to keep on with that. Bonkers results after 5 weeks.
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Mythical creature. No one’s ever actually seen one. All are AI.
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These are very good after so little time, I’m impressed!
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Excellent stuff Paul. I’d be chuffed if I get could get within a mile of any of those!
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Thanks for the (overly!) generous comments guys 
I still have a very long way to go but it’s early days and I’m committed to giving it a year, to see where I get to.
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Just don’t overthink it - let it go in a direction that brings pleasure/happiness to you.
And sell everything you don’t like to tourists 
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Lopwell prize donation next year ?
In the spirit of awarding shite prizes, that nobody wants to win, it’s not a bad idea 
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Some lovely drawing observation and paint technique on display already here Paul. These are very fine indeed and can only imagine what another years practice will bring - keep it up, you have the talent.
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Our neighbour is a very talented artist. And a truly lovely person. He has improved a lot over the last year or two. So, practice makes perfect.
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Yeah, they’re pretty good.
Oils are very different to watercolours, I don’t think I’ll be going there.
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No. But, my point is that you have loads of talent and practice will lead to even further improvement.
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That’s all I aspire to.
Definitely NOT going down that rabbit hole 
Today’s effort is a juvenile Red-backed Shrike
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That is fabulous. You should be well-pleased.
Trying a different approach - a bolder, more expressive technique. Kind of Jim Moir style but without his prodigious talent.
Unfinished, but you get the idea
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Don’t knock your own talent Paul, that is beautiful 
Lovely Paul,
Can you do one of a parakeet for the raffle?
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