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On well-beaten tracks
unable to enjoy views
a dreary aisle seat
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by Scooj
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On well-beaten tracks
unable to enjoy views
a dreary aisle seat
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by Scooj

I like artists whose style is so unique, and their theme unwavering, that I derive a warm, comforting feeling when I see their work. Creamylines is the epitome of this. You know that you are going to get a landscape or scene with a rising or setting sun in the style of a stained-glass window, scattered with little treats and surprises along the way.

Creamylines has presented this landscape in a portrait format to fit onto the concrete column. The colour palette has stuck to blues, yellows, greens and purples and has quite a different appearance to some of his other pieces that include reds and oranges… more sombre, perhaps. Lots of hidden faces in this one and plenty of birds. There is a little clue to his approach to his art is at the bottom: ‘drawing everythings’.

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Rising high above
lush, wooded levada paths
ancient lava peaks
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by Scooj
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Madeira villa
so beautifully designed
and stunning sea views
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by Scooj

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Hogging the limelight
a gull gatecrashes the view
English Channel coast
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by Scooj

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Southwest West Sussex
once named Hundred of Manwood
water glistening
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by Scooj


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Green and pleasant land
there to connect with nature
and find some meaning
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by Scooj
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Granaries and cranes
wind turbines generating
brown estuary
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by Scooj
* description of a view from Kings Weston overlooking the Severn Estuary. An urban fringe.
Heavenly vista
a welcome break in the cloud
the perfect ski day.
by Scooj
Rolling wooded hills
peppered with small farmhouses
unparalleled view.
by Scooj