Thursday, 12 June 2014

Adur Art Trail 2014




Some good news at last. "Frost" sold during the Adur Art Trail. This image shows it on display at St James the Less Church in Lancing.


The exhibition is on until Sunday 15 June. Pop along and have a look between 2pm and 4 pm daily. Still time to pick up a bargain.

Monday, 9 June 2014

Rebel Pebbles



This is something a little different. Several artists are painting stones that will placed on Worthing beach to coincide with the Worthing Art Trail. Anyone finding a pebble they like is welcome to take it and keep it.

There will be a website address on the rear. Logging onto the website should enable the finder to identify the artist responsible.

Full details of  the Worthing Art Trail are here. It starts on the weekend of 14/15 June 2014.

The three shown here are my contribution. Who knows how many others there may be?

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Another Australian Landscape


This was finished off at Art Club last night.

Measuring approx 13" by 10" it was painted with Conte Hard pastels on Winsor paper.

For the next few weeks the Art Club are painting out and about in the Sussex countryside each week. Let's hope the weather improves.


Friday, 23 May 2014

Kingley Vale


This painting is heavily influenced by the artist Phelan Gibb.

Kingley Vale is a Nature Reserve in Sussex containing a fantastic Yew Tree forest. Some of the trees are said to be almost 2000 years old.

Painted with Atelier Interactive Acrylics on Daler Rowney 300 gm Aquafine paper, it measures approx 15" by 8".

Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Found fishes



This one was finished off at Art Club last evening. The title refers to the fact that it started life as random splashes of paint on the wet paper. When it dried I started to find the fish.

Painted with St Petersburg White Nights watercolour paint on hand made Indian paper. It measures approx 14" by 10". Another one ready for the mad exhibition season coming up.

Friday, 9 May 2014

Spirit Island



At the Sky Blue session this week we looked at the work of Canadian landscape artist Robert Genn. The top painting is my interpretation of a reference photograph of Spirit Island on Lake Maligne in Alberta, Canada influenced by his style. This was painted in Atelier Interactive acrylics  on Bockingford paper. It measures approx. 10" by 8".

The second painting is a watercolour from the same reference photograph, painted at the end of 2009. Interesting to see the change in approach over 4 years.

Friday, 2 May 2014

Spirit of the Woods


This was painted at the Sky Blue session this week, and is another in the series Abstract Reality/Patterns of Nature

It is mixed media and measures around 8" by 12".