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Hi reader here is your monthly newsletter.
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John Gerrie Artwork
December Newsletter
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Welcome to my newsletter, esteemed readers!
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I trust you're experiencing a delightful lead-up to the Christmas period! 🎄
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I'm thrilled to share some noteworthy updates with you in this newsletter.
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Firstly, I've introduced a new feature on my website that allows you to propose a price for any original painting that captivates your interest. This presents a splendid opportunity to acquire a one-of-a-kind piece of art at a price tailored to your budget. Simply click the "Make an Offer" button below your chosen painting, fill out the form, and I'll promptly review your offer.
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In addition, I've adjusted the prices of my paintings to a more rationalised structure. The good news is that the prices of most A4 and A3 paintings have been reduced, enhancing affordability and accessibility for you. Regrettably, the prices of A6 paintings have seen a slight increase.
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Starting from January, I'll be offering unmounted prints, providing greater flexibility and a more economical option.
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I hope you relish exploring my website and discovering the ideal painting for yourself or your loved ones. Thank you for your continued support and appreciation of my art.
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I wish you all a Merry Christmas and very happy and prosperous new year! 🎉
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I have introduced a new feature to the website, the Newsletter. It will allow you to keep up to date with any new paintings added to the website, and any other news.
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Recent Additions to My Portfolio
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Marischal College, Aberdeen
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A detailed pen, ink and watercolour painting of the main entrance to Marischal College, Aberdeen, focusing on the granite façade, soaring towers, entrance arch, carved stonework and line of coloured shields.
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Painted from a low, upward viewpoint, this artwork captures the scale, craftsmanship and cool elegance of one of the Granite City’s most recognisable architectural landmarks.
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Crathes Castle Watercolour
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A frontal watercolour painting of Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire, showing the pale tower, domestic wing, red ivy, green lawn and soft purple-blue sky.
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This calm architectural study captures the castle from a direct viewpoint, highlighting its structure, symmetry and distinctive Scottish character.
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Crathes Castle in Watercolour
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Two Paintings, Two Different Views Crathes Castle is a subject I have returned to twice, and looking at the two paintings side by side shows just how differently the same place can be interpreted in watercolour. Both paintings feature the familiar tower house and the adjoining building, but the viewpoint, colour, atmosphere and composition are quite different. One is more …
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