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Hi reader here is your monthly newsletter.
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John Gerrie Artwork
December Newsletter
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Christmas is approaching, and you may be looking for some more unusual gifts in the Black Friday Sale.
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I want to offer you the opportunity to combine your prints with some of the gift ideas available on the MyPictures website. I have included a video to show you how to record your order on MyPictures website and include the details in your order form for your prints.
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I will use the un-watermarked images when placing the order on your behalf on the MyPictures website.
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If you find the process too complicated, then simply drop me a line and I will assist.
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I hope you enjoy this month's newsletter and find a suitable gift idea.
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Recent Additions to My Portfolio
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Ancient Caledonian Forest
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This original watercolour captures a peaceful hillside scene with scattered pine trees, weathered rocks and layers of green countryside rising towards a distant hill.
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The painting has a fresh, natural feel, with soft washes in the sky and stronger greens across the land giving a sense of depth and open space.
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Rocky foreground details and windswept trees add character, making this a calm and appealing landscape for anyone drawn to Scottish woodland and Highland scenery.
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St Machar Evaluation
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How to view this painting review To get the most from the audio review, enlarge the painting image before pressing play. Windows: Press F11 to view your browser full screen Mac: Use your browser’s full-screen option Press Play on the audio review Scroll the screen using the mouse so you can see the whole painting. When finished, exit full-screen mode
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Two Seasons at the Punch Bowl
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The Punch Bowl on the River Quoich is a place that never looks the same twice. Standing there through different seasons makes that absolutely clear. In spring, the river fills its channel with power and noise, pushing hard through the rock and throwing up bright, lively reflections. By autumn, the same spot feels transformed. The water drops, hidden shapes emerge …
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