PAINTINGS SINCE SUMMER 2019
The lane behind the house in Kerlaouen Oil on Paper 2021
Field in Burton. Oil on Paper 2021
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Brittany coast Oil on paper 2021
Theolen Beach Oil on paper 2021
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Across Loch Kishorn, towards Skye.
Oil on paper
Oil on paper
A lane in Brittany.
Oil on paper 40cm x 40cm
Oil on paper 40cm x 40cm
These two studies were done at a life drawing day with Anthony Connolly at Somerleaze. They are not finished, and may never be, but it was an interesting, useful and entertaining day.
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Up on Mere Downs
About 50cm x 40 cm
Oil on canvas
About 50cm x 40 cm
Oil on canvas
Field in winter
Oil on paper - about 40cm square
Oil on paper - about 40cm square
Oil on paper
The two pictures below are the largest paintings I've ever done. Oil on canvas, about 100 cm x 50 cm. My son and daughter in law wanted pictures of Cornwall and Brittany. The Cornish picture (on the left) is, I think near where they got engaged, but I may have made that up. The Brittany painting is looking down the coast from Prat Alec. Always an amazing view.
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These small drawings below were all done during the summer and autumn of 2019. I find pen and ink a slightly haphazard medium, in that you never feel quite in control.That's not always a bad idea!
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Penharn beach, oil on canvas. 50 cm square.
I used lots of glazes to try and get the depth
of light in the sea
I used lots of glazes to try and get the depth
of light in the sea
Theolen beach - oil on paper. 25 cm square
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These three drawings all came from a morning experimenting with ink and brush. I particularly like the sepia one. Partly because of the pose and partly because of the colour. |
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White Sheet Hill, oil on paper. Again, lots of glazes. 30cm square
