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The riverside footpath, between The Ship Inn at Swanwick and The Rising Sun in Warsash.

Watercolour painting made on the footpath between Swanwick and Warsash

* I enjoyed painting watercolours from the riverside footpath, between The Ship Inn at Swanwick and The Rising Sun in Warsash, today. Not far from Universal Marina, the views of the Hamble River here are spectacular.

The wreck, shown, is taken to be that of the Brixham trawler, William Allen.

Kirstin White – Hamble River in August
Watercolour painting beside the river Hamble
En plein air beside the Hamble near Universal Marina
Cool water on a hot day

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Warsash, Southampton SO31, UK

By Kirstin White

Kirstin is an experienced watercolourist who enjoys painting on location. Immediate, colourful and impressionistic artwork made 'on-the-spot'. Parties, events, fetes, fairs, weddings, gigs, shows as well as the purely every day, are favourite subjects. Back in the studio, Kirstin is known for her dramatic still life paintings that work well as greeting cards and prints. An enthusiastic tutor, Kirstin White teaches regular weekly classes and also gives one-to-one lessons. Workshops and demonstrations take place throughout Hampshire, UK.