I’m an artist on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, painting in my studio with its view across the Minch or plein-air if the weather’s not too wild. My painting evolves as I explore new possibilities, subjects, and locations whilst constantly returning to favourites with a changed way of looking at them. Some paintings becomes a series, others remain a one-off. Read more…
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Monday Motivator: Fluorescent Pink
“Byzantines used a lot of gold leaf. … I submit that if the Byzantines had pink fluorescent paint as a precious pigment, they would have used that also.” Kurt Ofer, “Generate Form Like a Byzantine“ At various points in art history something has changed because of materials: the introduction of a new pigment (an ultramarine …
August’s Painting Project: Arboreal Abstracts (aka colourful barcodes)
bout rediscovering the joys of “happy accidents”.
Monday Motivator: Cézanne and Paper as the Central Protagonist
‘For Cézanne, paper equals paper. Mostly unpainted areas of creamy sheets form the paper labels on wine and liquor bottles. Arcs of color or pencil indicate how these paper rectangles bow to adhere to a rounded form … ‘Usually relegated to a supporting, or background, role—indeed the very terms for paper are “support” and “ground”—paper …
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Available Paintings by Marion Boddy-Evans
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