Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Original Art Under £100

Some of my paintings are featured on the homepage of a fantastic new website, Original Art Under £100, where you can do just what it says on the tin: buy affordable original art from a variety of artists. I have 12 items for sale there, some of which I've pictured here. It's a great concept, minimalist,  easy to use site, and the man behind the curtains is incredibly nice. Hopefully it will take off. Have a visit HERE and let me know what you think! You can go directly to my own page HERE as well. Unfortunately, the link to my website just takes you back to this blog, but hopefully before long I'll have my official art website to link to.





Friday, December 07, 2012

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Early Bird no.1 & Late Autumn House




Determined to get some headway today, I managed to come up with three possible designs for prints. The Early Bird no. 1 has had a final touch-up and I came up with two lovely colours to try out at the printer tomorrow: what I'll call "dunkin' egg yellow" and "soft green". I'm really happy with them, and I hope they reproduce well. 

I also whipped up a simple little ditty called Late Autumn House. The illustration started with the tree in the forefront. I saw a similar tree at Howletts last week that has stuck in my head ever since... with one tiny little yellow leaf holding on for dear life at the end of each branch.

Monday, May 28, 2012

No Place Like Home #3

I was on holiday with my family (including my Mom!) in Ireland for a week mid-May and have had trouble getting back in the virtual saddle since then. This third painting in the series No Place Like Home was started before I left and finished just after returning! I didn't have it with me! Thought I better put this  up here before I lose track of where I am. :) More soon.

Monday, May 07, 2012

No Place Like Home - #2

The second of this series.. measures 10in X 7in. 
watercolour & ink. 
And a sneak peak of #3 in the works...