De Lün, pajwora mis Meurth
Monday, 4th March
Gwres ew gen ow howethes an pictour ma gen liwyow acrylek war ganfas. Hei a ûsyas collel palet keffres ha scübylednow paynt brâs ha bian. Na wrüg hei ûsyas bes bohes liwyow. An gis ew pederyansek. E’n ymach ma’n mor gen todnow, treth trethek gen gòbmon ha scobmow war an penlanow. Nei ell gweles carrek hanter cüdhys en mordarth ow spouma. Ma’n als e’n pelder, etho nei alja bos en baya. Ma’n howl ow spladna war an als pell na – rag hedna thera nei ow mires tûa norh. Nag eus skeujow hir, etho res ew bos e’n cres an jedh.
My friend has done this picture with acrylic paints on canvas. She used a palette knife as well as large and small paint brushes. The style is impressionistic. In the image there is the sea with big waves, a sandy beach with some seaweed and driftwood on the tide-line (high tide mark). We can see a half-submerged rock in foaming surf. The coast is in the distance, so we could be in a bay. The sun is shining on that distant coast, therefore we are looking towards the north. There are no long shadows so it must be in the middle of the day.
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