I am delighted to have been featured in April’s edition of Welsh Coastal Magazine as part of their ongoing series “Inspirations” on contemporary artists in Wales. I have included some images but you can read the online version here.
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David Fry
Here I discuss the composition of a study and larger painting of an Irish Landscape painting of Arranmore Isand, Donegal.
A blog about how a failed painting made me rethink the theories of composition in my painting of Donegal, Ireland.
A blog about a recent series of Tenby paintings and my exploration into using under-painting.
I painted this small painting over a number of days, over Christmas. I would usually paint a picture like this in one day but the light kept going and I wasn’t very energetic so I decided not to rush it and wait until the next day. I think my patience was well-rewarded.
I have painted this house before, in a much larger painting. It’s interesting how the more distant view produces a cooler more airy painting.
Wow, well done. Will go and read the article now.
Ceri
Thanks Ceri – It’s very gratifying to be a a real physical magazine, the sort you can buy in your newsagent (in Wales, anyway).
Well done Emma. Very lovely paintings, I can see why you’ve been featured 🙂
Thank you so much
Thank you!
Love the painting of Tenby. We’re going there over Easter, and Laugharne, another favourite spot. Congratulations on your feature
Thank you David, I hope you get lots of fine weather!
Superb! And, congrats !
Thank you, Rajiv
Congratulations! Such beautiful paintings. Well deserved!
Thank you!
Clicked through to the article. Great colors–you definitely achieved what you were aiming for! I love the green/red combination in the Great Tor painting. It really makes the whole painting “pop”.
Thank you, Alli.
Excellent!
Congrats, Emma.
Neil S.
Thanks, Neil
Huge congratulations to you.
Thank you, Sue
Yay! Congrats, Emma.
Thanks Gabriela
Fijn dat je in een echt tijdschrift staat
Yes, it’s great. Thank you, Marylou.