I have this strange obsession with dead plants, thought I would share with you my most recent find.
I don't know what the plant is so if anybody can enlighten me I would be grateful. A few weeks ago it looked like this.
The painting that I am working on currently is inspired by the lovely yellow ochre colour of these leaves.
Sunday, 27 November 2011
Clover Field
Labels:
Autumn,
Four Seasons,
Landscape,
Plants
Friday, 25 November 2011
Autumn Walk to Clover Field II
Labels:
art,
Autumn,
Four Seasons,
Painting
Monday, 21 November 2011
Autumn Walk to Clover Field
Labels:
Autumn,
Four Seasons,
Painting
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Thinking about stitch
I have been thinking about stitch recently (before I started painting I was an embroiderer). I have always wanted to bring stitch and paint together but have never quite got around to it. Here are some artists that I am finding inspiring at the moment.
Emily Barletta
Matthew Harris
Roanna Wells
Emily Barletta
Matthew Harris
Roanna Wells
Labels:
Embroidery
Sunday, 13 November 2011
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Paul Murray
Red table with cups and cakes |
The Scottish artist Paul Murray is a new discovery for me, I came across his work fairly recently at the Lemon Street Gallery in Cornwall. I really like his semi abstract still life and landscape paintings, I love the colours which range from vibrant reds pinks and blues to more subtle and monochromatic. The paintings have great textures and patterns which are achieved by using acrylics collage and gouache, and are inspired by his local environment.
Yellow cup and pomegranates |
Red still life with cakes |
Venetian facade |
You can see his work here and some more here.
Labels:
Landscape,
Painting,
Paul Murray,
Still Life
Monday, 7 November 2011
Sketchbook Pages Autumn Inspiration
Just a short post with a couple of pictures from my sketchbook inspired by Autumn. The leaves are falling of the trees quickly now and I feel like I am running out of time to get all my ideas down. We had a big change in temperature over the weekend and our first frost of the year this morning, winter is definitely on it's way.
Labels:
Autumn,
Four Seasons,
Painting,
Sketchbook
Friday, 4 November 2011
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