Well the day and hour have finally arrived
Good luck to everyone involved in the Analogue Painting Challenge
I got to work early today and sat brush in hand for 20 or so minutes eager to start!
I'll be starting with a French Horse unit for the NYW and I may start the first bonus points figures as well.
A shot of the work desk, I'm watching The Football League Show on iPlayer while I wait,
while having a nice cup o tea!
Well I guess you have started now. Good luck mate. I am thinking of it as a marathon and not a sprint, so I shall be at club today and not painting. Having said that I will no doubt start something.
ReplyDeleteAny thoughts about my idea that we all paint a figure for the first of the 600 club to reach 600 points? I first mentioned it on Curt's blog, and again on mine and now also on yours and Frans. Anyway have a think and we can take it from there.
Yeh I like that idea Clint, I'm up for it!
DeleteI have asked Curt to put it in the duel section under the 600 club. It is only 1 extra figure after all and no reason it could not count to anyone's total.
DeleteOk, sounds a great idea...count me in
DeleteGood morning Ray! Don't drink the paint water!!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Anne!! I'll try not to, I've done it many a time, it'snot nice,not nice at all!
DeleteI never keep drinks in my painting space for fear of doing the same thing!
DeleteI've never drunk the paint water, but I have washed my brush out in the tea a few times.
DeleteI've done that a few times as well!!
DeleteGood luck Ray !
ReplyDeleteBest regards Michael
Cheers Michael!
DeleteBest of luck Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul, you too!
DeleteBest of luck my good man, looks like a tough day ay the office! ;)
ReplyDeleteIt was a tough day yes! Not sure how I survived to be honest????
DeleteHi Ray,
ReplyDeleteGood Luck to You!
Your Orange Clockwork is really cool ;-)
All the Best.
Gilles
Cheers Gilles, and good luck to you in the Challenge too!
DeleteBest of British to you Ray!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Sir!
DeleteOh a hard day at office eh Ray.. Good luck. Where are the sandbags?
ReplyDeleteIt was a very hard day in the end Dave, painting for 10-12 hours really takes it out of you, you know! And not a sandbag in sight either????
DeleteGood luck in the Challenge Ray and we'll be watching out for any sandbags! ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd to you Tamsin!
DeleteGood luck Ray! And follow the advice on the cup! Or don't then we can have a good laugh! :-D
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
It'll probably be the latter Peter!!!
DeleteGood, but not too much, luck Ray!
ReplyDeleteI'll try!
DeleteI have to admit I was up and at it at 6 as well. Just waiting to base up the first figures now
ReplyDeleteIan
I wouldn't have been up that early ifI wasn't going to work, that's for sure!!!
DeleteWatching sports while painting - that's the way to do it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Ray!!
You bet Alex!
DeleteWhat job allows painting and watching TV? Good luck in the Challenge!
ReplyDeleteI'm lucky I guess????
DeleteGood luck old chap
ReplyDeleteJason.
Cheers Jason!
DeleteThe General is laughing! But I hope you still have fun.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jay!
DeleteWhile others were sleeping, you were painting. Great opening shot, BTW! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monty!
DeleteGood luck, have fun and don't forget feeding the kids :)
ReplyDeleteKids? what ki.....oh yeh?
DeleteI'm digging these desk shots! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteCheers D4!
DeleteBy the llok of your desk, I think you're going to need more figures and more paint.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge Ray (you've really only got one person to beat right ?)
The more figures and more paint were both either side of the shot, lingering. Wonder who that 1 person could be????
DeleteGood luck my fingers are crossed for you!
ReplyDeleteCheers Sander, I'll need all the fingers crossed I can get to finish in the top 20.
DeleteI think I'd enjoy this kind of competition, but I have too little free time and too much Adult Scatter Brain to stay on track. I'm rooting for you, Ray! I'll look forward to seeing what you turn out.
ReplyDeleteI'm not going to be able to put out as much as I have done in the previous 2 Challenges, but I'll still try my hardest, it should be fun! cheers John.
DeleteI'm starting to think I'm weird because I WASN'T sitting in front of a clock waiting for the off!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck regardless Ray...
And good luck to you Michael, if I wasn't up to go to work, I'd have been tucked up in bed snoring my head off, like everyone else.
DeleteIs there a sweeter set up than yours, Ray? Painting at your desk....and getting the drop on all of us.....marvellous stuff! Best of luck, mate!
ReplyDeleteYes there is Sydney, my and Fran's old job, that was better by far, oh for the old days?????
DeleteFirst of all, I want your job. Second, good luck!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Its really not that good a job Mel.
DeleteNice shot of the clock - class! I also like your painting set-up. Very comfortable indeed.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it Curt, and I hope you keep you sanity over the next few months!!!
DeleteGood luck to you in the challenge, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie!
DeleteSo am I!
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Ray! I am looking forward to seeing what you, and Fran, enter this year. With almost all the bloggers I follow in the challenge, I am going to enjoy the wealth of hobby goodness on display!
ReplyDeleteIt should be a lot of fun this year, I think Curt's mad having this many competitors!
DeleteWow, you are one busy worker there. Go you.
ReplyDeletePS: Don't you miss Fran though?