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John Gerrie Artwork
October Newsletter
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Hello, dear readers! I have some exciting news for you. As a way of showing my gratitude for your support and appreciation of my art, I am offering you a special discount for this month only. You can get 20% off on any print or original watercolour painting from my website.
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This is a great opportunity to treat yourself or your loved ones to some beautiful and unique artworks. Whether you are looking for a landscape, a seascape, a castle, a village scene or other watercolours; I am sure you will find something that suits your taste and budget. Plus, with Christmas just around the corner, you can get ahead of the rush and buy some amazing gifts that will make your friends and family happy.
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Don't miss this chance to own or share some of my creations at a reduced price. Visit my website today and use the code OCT-NEWS at checkout to claim your discount.
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Hurry, this offer ends on October 31st!
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Recent Additions to My Portfolio
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William Wallace Statue: Aberdeen
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A painting of William Wallace's statue in Aberdeen
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This painting is a pen and ink drawing of the statue of William Wallace, the Scottish hero who fought for freedom from England in the Middle Ages. The statue, sculpted by William Grant Stevenson in 1888, stands on a pedestal with scenes from Wallace's life and a quote from his speech.
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The painting uses light blue washes to create a sky background that contrasts with the dark bronze statue.
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Balmoral Castle in Watercolour: A Unique Perspective
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Balmoral Castle shows the different styles and details that are common in castles in the area.
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I wanted to capture this in watercolour from a new angle that is not often seen in other paintings. It was a fun challenge and I am very pleased with the final painting.
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New Look Braemar Castle was painted at the end of the 2022-3 restoration. The new pink / cream render looks magnificent in the June sunshine.
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My Beechwood Walk watercolour was inspired by moments of tranquil reflection in nature.
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It captures the essence of a serene stroll through an ancient beech wood. As sunlight bathes the trees, casting captivating shadows, the winding path leads us through moss-covered boulders and stones, accompanied by a weathered drystane wall.
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This artwork seeks to convey the beauty and serenity of a peaceful journey through "Beechwood Walk."
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