
One Step Closer. The forest is coming along.
This is the painting I donated two years ago.

The Misery Whip.
This was posted at:
https://theforesterartist.com/2013/02/10/the-misery-whip-the-final/
https://theforesterartist.com/2013/02/08/the-misery-whip-home-stretch/
https://theforesterartist.com/2013/02/08/the-misery-whip-progress-report/
https://theforesterartist.com/2013/02/07/bucking-logs-the-donation-a-wip/
Prints available at Fine Art America
awesome
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Thank you!
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Nature and man….
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Yes, that’s my life in a nutshell.
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nice and superb art
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Thank you so much.
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Green is such a difficult colour I think (one of my favourite colours btw), tricky to get the right tones, but you manage to create that fresh, crisp spring green that is so special. And the contrast with the machine is fantastic, love it! I look forward to following the progress.
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Thank you very much Gunilla!
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Tim,
You and Mary are an inspiration to us all! Proud to know you both!
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😀
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oh my, this is gorgeous, and i’ve enjoyed watching the progress. i’ve tried countless times to comment on earlier posts, and the internet has been too sluggish to kick it in your direction… ditto for ‘family portrait,’ which i tried and tried on yours and on mary’s…
am in the city and appreciating fast internet!
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I’m so glad you were able to get through Z. Thank you so much for the comment. I just shared it with Mary. I hope you’re internet situation improves soon.
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Excellent series!
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Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing your progress Tim. A magnificent illustration.
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Thank you so much Sharon!
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🙂
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Just wow, those are amazing.
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Thank you Brandie!
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Wow! It really came out nice.
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It’s getting there.
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Awesome work on Steam Donkey! Love last years submission – showing the work of a logger, brings a wonderful scene from life to the canvas.
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Thank you Mary! I really appreciate you kind words. I almost have this one wrapped up.
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Looks great, how long did it take you?
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I didn’t keep track of my time, but I would guess about 30 hours. The inking was about 12 hours. I was slow doing the watercolor, because I was trying to figure out how I wanted to do the background. I probably should have been faster.
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Great job Tim! You’ve done a wonderful job and the ‘greens’ of color are very convincing. Do you have any tips on mixing watercolor greens?
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Absolutely a good one.
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Thank you Bente!
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