Ochre, Green and a little Cobalt - oil on linen on panel - 7"x5"
Detail Below.
An image of the piece on it's easel and the corrugated shack where I hang out and paint during the evenings here.
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Welcome.
What I love about painting is the alchemy that can be achieved: the coming together of inspiration and vision which is then transmuted through form, tone, colour, line and atmosphere to create something beautiful and enduring.
Fervent use of notebooks and constant sketching during my extensive travels abroad proved a great foundation.
It was from these notebooks and sketches that my Art naturally developed into more finished pieces.
The development of my 'sketches in oil', alongside my larger finished paintings are consistently introducing an extra level of energy to my Art practice. This fresh approach allows me to really develop with each painting I create and explore and experiment freely with different aspects of the Fine Art process.
It was from these notebooks and sketches that my Art naturally developed into more finished pieces.
The development of my 'sketches in oil', alongside my larger finished paintings are consistently introducing an extra level of energy to my Art practice. This fresh approach allows me to really develop with each painting I create and explore and experiment freely with different aspects of the Fine Art process.
Blog Archive
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January
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- Tube and Brush, composition in Sienna and Ochre
- The Admiral's Boots
- Ink and Pigment
- White Jug with Orange and Green
- Black Vessels with Grey and Orange
- Red, Grey and Orange
- The ARAB IRISH Journal, January 2013
- Life Energy and Painting in Thailand
- Viridian and Grey with Peaches
- Ochre, Green and a little Cobalt
- Still Life with Hanging Plums
- Out and About over the New Year
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