Alex's portrait collected from Trinity Wharf in Docklands. An interesting part of London unfamiliar to me, I bought an excellent guide to London's Hidden Walks at the train station coming in to town, and after collection I walked back to Tower Gateway via a number of historic and unspoilt pubs on the river.
Thanks to Douglas McLeod and Lacewing for their excellent framing services
My work as an artist living in Wiltshire. Mainly landscape, also showing regular work from life drawing groups.
Sunday, 31 May 2015
Portrait of Alex
The BP Portrait award judges liked this painting enough to choose it for the final 500 considered for the exhibition... unfortunately it wasn't selected for the final show.
I titled it January, after the month in which it was painted and the wintry palette, I thought it spoke of our first year with our first child, Bella. I painted a number of portraits through the previous year, none of which were successful, and so this was my last chance with the deadline approaching, Though not perfect i thought it caught a mood, and a likeness.
I titled it January, after the month in which it was painted and the wintry palette, I thought it spoke of our first year with our first child, Bella. I painted a number of portraits through the previous year, none of which were successful, and so this was my last chance with the deadline approaching, Though not perfect i thought it caught a mood, and a likeness.
Thursday, 21 May 2015
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