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Two Views
Liam O'Farrell completes a two view commission of the Norfolk coast for a private client.
Liam's client explained that she and her family had spent many happy weeks sailing around the tidal marshes of Morston on the north coast of the county and that they would like a few memories of those times. Liam took himself off to the area and met up with the client to discuss ideas, he adds, "I really enjoy this part as I get the opportunity to explore the client’s experience of the place so I can place it into my work." The results are two lively watercolours of different viewpoints; one from the marshes looking towards Blakeney beyond and the other looking out towards Blakeney Point which has an old lifeboat station converted into a visitors centre. Read here for more details on Liam's Norfolk paintings.
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