First of a series of three watercolour landscapes, inspired by my local walks during the UK’s Coronavirus pandemic lockdown. This scene depicts some industrial warehouses in Chilton, and is based on a photograph I took just before our government woke up to the reality of the impending crisis; hence the title ‘Complacency’. The painting is on a 40 X 40 cm canvas, and is intended to be displayed as a diamond shaped. For maximum image resolution, on my basic mobile camera, I have chosen to depict it here on the diagonal.
Copyright of painting owned by Jay Cool, April 2020 (not Creative Commons, i.e. contact me for permission, if you wish use this image, or if you would like purchase a print, e.g. postcard, or fabric wall hanging, etc.
Please see ‘Anxiety’, the first painting in this series.
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