This watercolour is coming on well – if you follow the link to the page you’ll see the progression and a little info on the techniques I am using.
Category Archives: Anglo Zulu War
New photos of Rorke’s Drift painting
Posted in Anglo Zulu War, Art
Tagged Art, perspective, Rorke's Drift, Victoria Cross, Watercolour, Zulu
Lt Bromhead colour detail
Just checking the details of Lt. Bromhead’s uniform epaulettes, then I can get this section of the painting finished.
Posted in Anglo Zulu War, Art
Tagged 24th Regiment of Foot, colonial history, Lt. Bromhead, Rorke's Drift, Watercolour
Uploaded here are the latest photos of my progress on VALOUR – a tribute to the men of the 24th awarded the Victoria Cross at Rorke’s Drift.
Here are the first 3 photos showing my painting progress.
VALOUR – the story of a painting.
This is the first of 3 photos I’ve uploaded to the WATERCOLOURS section where I’m logging the progress of this work.
Posted in Anglo Zulu War, Art
Tagged 24th Regiment of Foot, battlefields, colonial history, Lt John Chard, Rorke's Drift, South Africa, Travel, Victoria Cross, Watercolour
LT. GONVILLE BROMHEAD added to THE DEFENCE OF RORKE’S DRIFT page
Click here to follow a work in progress – ‘VALOUR‘, a preliminary title.
This is my pencil drawing of Lt. Gonville Bromhead. I depict him as I imagine he felt on that day in 1879 as he prepared for the Zulu attack – tense, alert, determined, resilient, anxious but unafraid.
Posted in Anglo Zulu War, Art, Drawing
Tagged 24th Regiment of Foot, colonial history, Drawing, Lt. Bromhead, Rorke's Drift, South Africa, Victoria Cross, Zulu