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Not for this week or month but as from april I'd like to ad a (very) nice steel track frame to my stable. Highest on my list is a nineties Colnago Master Pista but a steel look AC or something else could fill the hole too. What's up there in size 55 to 57?

Thanks, @eskay.

And happy inspiration to everyone on here. 😏

Wow, nice!

Thanks, @Rich_G.

My partner loves small "nature morte" paintings so as a new year's gift I made her one with her two favourite tea pots on it.

I'd stop if I were you. It looks just fine as is.

Don't think it will get liquid again by adding white spirit or terpentine, but you can keep it liquid for a while just by covering the cup with thin plastic foil.

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Nice work, @Rich_G!

My goodness, the amount of detail makes me dizzy. Well done!

Your paintings look absolutely stunning and the frames make them look really professional. Spread a flyer in the streets you painted and people living there will absolutely want one on their wall.

Considering my "birch tree": I have no clue where it will go to. It just happened and I have no idea what to do with it. Maybe I paint a woodpecker on it. ;-)

Today Pollock would answer the painting no longer is his. It has become the property of the art-lover who gives the work his own meaning.

These last couple of posts are becoming a clear case of (spiritual) synchronicity: I just found out Pollock and I have the same birthday.

😂

Haha, yes, those experts explaining an artwork really help artists to understand their inner self.

But how do you know I'm in the last phase of a recruitment process for a job concrrning radioactivity in the environment? (not kidding!)

Okay... Errrr, I'd just call it a case of too much red wine on a Monday night.

Yet another large format (50x70 cm) oil paint colour experiment. "Birch tree".

No, when it comes to pedal based power meters, I only know Assioma.

It seems I have several plastic covered ones... from Shimano. 🙄 I only have one campa block left (the second one has a broken lip).

But yeah, for track use a powertap may be easy too.

I'm not up to date when it comes to more recent powertap technology but I remember the need for frequent calibration made me choose for first Power2Max, than Stages and most recent for Assioma. Prefer the latter as it's easy to swap from one bike to another abd calibration takes about 30 seconds (of which 15 to start the app 😏).

Why not a set of power meter pedals?

Think I still have the plastic covered record somewhere in the attic. Will check but I'm on the other side of the Channel so postage may ruin a sale.

And the original

Experimenting with colours. Started from a painting from a local neo-impressionist artist (Theo Van Rysselberghe).