Posts Tagged ‘Dr. Michael Baker’
Tuesday, May 1st, 2007
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“I have urgent dispatches” picture in a new book; “I am a maritime historian and have been contracted to write a huge-format (about the size of an atlas) illustrated book on fighting ships 1750-1850. I am keen to include contemporary art and I am a great admirer of your image of the Pickle coming back after Trafalgar”.
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Tags: BBC Radio Devon, Chateau Lafite Rothschild, David Roberts, Dr. Michael Baker, H.M. Naval Base, HMS Victory., Israel Exhibition, Masada, Montmiral, Newsletter, Peter Goodwin, Pickle, portsmouth, Queen Elizabeth 2, roaring forties, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, The 1868 Restaurant, The Holy Land, The Jerusalem Post, Trafalgar, Waterwitch
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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008
Welcome dear reader: Today I am near Oxford, it’s chilly, sunshine and showers.
Serious progress today replanning my web site. Working with my oldest friend or rather, Internet guru Dr Michael Baker and founder of the “Michael Baker Club” for Michael Bakers worldwide (currently 22 known).
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Tags: blog, Dr. Michael Baker, frickers, oxford
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Friday, December 26th, 2008
Michael Baker, my web master is gradually transferring the “Further reading” pages to this blog.
This will make editing and updating pages easier so if you spot something out of date kindly let us know, thank you. (more…)
Tags: blog, blog comment, content management system, Dr. Michael Baker, further reading, marine painting, maritime, most visited pages, updating pages, wordpress, www.frickers.co.uk/contact
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Monday, January 4th, 2010
The Christmas and New Year period is usually quiet on the email front so a good time to work on the marine painting, including the large harbour scene 30″ x 48″, Cattewater, Samuel Plimsoll. 
On the subject of which today started with a message from a fellow painter. (more…)
Tags: art work, Cattewater, Dr. Michael Baker, I have urgent dispatches, Last departure, Marine Art, marine artist, marine painting, marine paintings, paintings of enduring worth, Plimsoll, Plymouth Cattewater, roaring forties
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Tuesday, January 12th, 2010
I spent most of the day in the studio working on my marine painting to be “Samuel Plimsoll, Plymouth Cattewater by moonlight” painting, adjusting the composition and tones. 
What does it take to make a successful marine painting?
More on that soon, meanwhile, other news today… (more…)
Tags: Dr. Michael Baker, Face book, marine painting, Plimsoll, Plymouth Cattewater, Samuel Plimsoll, SIMON ASHTON
Posted in A year in the Tarn, Englishman in France, Further reading about the paintings, Paintings in progress, diary, hyperspace frontiers | 1 Comment »
Thursday, April 8th, 2010
What is your experience of social networking?
I had an interesting email from Dr Michael Baker (+44 20 7193 3216 www.michael-baker.com) Sustainability Consultant – Assessment and Research.
If you have or want experience with social net working for artists, the following may be helpful, kindly leave it in the comments, we may be able to help each other. (more…)
Tags: Artists on social networking, Artists social networking, Dr. Michael Baker, experience of social networking, social net working for artists, social networking
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Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Staying with a good friend I have know since we were 10 years old is always a special experience, more so this time as 3 years ago Michael’s Mum was very ill in hospital and has made a remarkable recovery, so much so she was even “mothering” me when I felt I should be looking out for her!
To have a 91 year old Mum in such fine form is also a great tribute to Michael who is my first stop soft ware resource seeming to know the answer to almost all problems. (more…)
Tags: Dr. Michael Baker, Sheila White
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Friday, November 26th, 2010
I’m in the beautiful village of Shilton in the Cotswold hills near Oxford.
The frost has not thawed today despite a mostly clear sky.
I am in 4 layers starting with thermals and fighting off a chill, otherwise OK thank you.
We are working on various issues including redesigning the Print Gallery on my web site intending to make purchasing significantly easier. (more…)
Tags: Dr. Michael Baker, limited edition, marine prints, Snow
Posted in Marine Art, diary, hyperspace frontiers | No Comments »
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
[22/03/2011 23:35:12] Gordon Frickers: Ok. Anyway I should be finding out if Cambria was re floated yesterday and looking for Art and marine publications to send my press release to. The latter is now an urgent task. Over all though I am making steady weekly progress re Brussels. I’m a bit panicy about getting all done but so far so good.
Cambria features in my new painting “New and Old”. Here is a detail ~ 
[22/03/2011 23:38:43] Michael Baker: Is that – Cambria, a 92ft Thames sailing barge - http://www.yachtingmonthly.com/news/519972/sailing-barge-to-sail-again ? (more…)
Tags: Armac Marine, Cambria, Cambria Trust, Dr. Michael Baker
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Friday, April 29th, 2011
I turned down my invitation to the wedding, far to busy with great art matters, or behind schedule, take your choice….
I wish the couple well and I did regret not seeing the Spit flying, such a beautiful and heroic plane with a distinctive Merlin engine sound. (more…)
Tags: Biggin Hill, Dr. Michael Baker, European Parliament, Royal Navy, Seafires, Spitefire and Hurricane
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