St. Ives, Cornwall Gifts In 1944 he came back

In 1944 he came back to the UK but ended up in Normandy within three weeks of the invasion

with its 21" torpedo to finish the job off

Unfortunately I didn't have a sketch pad with me but I did have a camera

The image depicts Will Turner chancing upon a German Zeppelin early one morning over the coast of England

Unfortunately to a degree this facility is lost a little when the image is put into print

St. Ives, Cornwall Gifts In 1944 he came backthink it may be difficult to imagine that when the initial studies for this image were complete, there were in fact no boats in the view. I took advantage of making separate studies of the boats that I wanted in the painting, this gave me full control of the final image. How often have I said to myself "If only the boats were in slightly different positions". This is artistic licence at its best. One is able to contrive the ideal composition yet it