


January 15, 2010
90 Fly Fishing Paintings in 90 Seconds
By Tim Romano
In light of the current events unfolding in Haiti blogging about anything seems a bit trite to me this morning, but alas - something must go up...
Here I sit, shoulders slouched in front of my computer screen shell shocked by the the images coming in from every news and media outlet on the planet. Not unlike Mr. Merwin at the Honest Angler blog, I feel helpless and a bit depressed.
I figure we all need something a little inspiring today. At least I do. So here's my attempt for the FlyTalk crowd. 90 original fly fishing paintings from nine artists in a minute and a half. A nice break from the carnage I'm sure that has been bombarding your senses these past couple of days.
Have a good weekend.
TR
Comments (9)
Thank's enjoyed it, just a little to fast in 90 sec had to hit pause a few times..escpecially the last 10 or so I liked them the most.
There's some real masterpieces in there. A few looked like they might have been PAINTED in 90 seconds, but alot of them were awesome.
Cool stuff. It helps with the winter doldrums.
Thanks Tim. I was just reading about the devastation in Haiti in the Wall Street Journal. This post was the next thing I looked at....and it helped.
very nice tim. one of your best. can you include a few fly recipes sometime if you can't think of anything else? something for beginners. that was an awesome post!
Great works of art!
Brilliant! Really brightened up our day.
http://www.flyfishmap.com
Ive been doing sketches and paintings of flyfishing scenes and trout for the past coupl of years and it is always nice to see some other artists work.
LIke you said it is inspirational
Artists are most sensitive people in the world.I know lot of concentration is required to paint any thing.Visual arts really attract me.Its just a game of colors
smith
offshore company
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Thank's enjoyed it, just a little to fast in 90 sec had to hit pause a few times..escpecially the last 10 or so I liked them the most.
There's some real masterpieces in there. A few looked like they might have been PAINTED in 90 seconds, but alot of them were awesome.
Cool stuff. It helps with the winter doldrums.
Thanks Tim. I was just reading about the devastation in Haiti in the Wall Street Journal. This post was the next thing I looked at....and it helped.
very nice tim. one of your best. can you include a few fly recipes sometime if you can't think of anything else? something for beginners. that was an awesome post!
Great works of art!
Brilliant! Really brightened up our day.
http://www.flyfishmap.com
Ive been doing sketches and paintings of flyfishing scenes and trout for the past coupl of years and it is always nice to see some other artists work.
LIke you said it is inspirational
Artists are most sensitive people in the world.I know lot of concentration is required to paint any thing.Visual arts really attract me.Its just a game of colors
smith
offshore company
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