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Our visit to the island of Inishbofin last month was one of those rare “perfect” days in life. The weather was warm and sunny with enough of a sea breeze to blow away any viruses. We have been looking and admiring from afar the tiny, remote island of Inishbofin, off the coast of Donegal, for […]
Three Donegal paintings – they attempt to capture this summer’s stillness when there was very little breeze and it was uncharacteristically hot
Someone told me that once we got to Ireland, “it will be like being on holiday everyday!” Hmmm, I have had some pretty eventful holidays in the past. Funny how the disasters are more memorable that the sunny easy holidays. Let me see. Here are three that come to mind; we once got flooded in […]
Bloody Foreland is one of my favourite locations in Donegal. It is one of the wildest, windiest and most beautiful places I have been. The light is sharp and clear. You feel healthier for breathing the air here. The wind is always blowing. It is very remote and feels a bit like the edge of […]
Lovely
Thank you!
Strong paintings supported by confident drawing – well done
Thnak you for your kind words, Richard
These are beautiful paintings…and very calming. I like the abstractions which are formed by these gentle shapes.
Thank you, Janet.
I am a fan of the minimalist approach. I always like the color in your work and this approach makes that stand out even more. That’s just my non-artists opinion!🤣
I appreciate all comments from artists and non-artists alike, Leueen! Thank you.
Aren’t a couple of those recent sales of your new triptych paintings? Anyway, congrats on all the sales. Homes everywhere are being beautified by your art…!
Quite possibly, I am not sure which ones you mean (Tenby or Gola?) Thank you anyway for your kind words!
Well, I’m not sure which area, but the last yellow block on this post – upper right and lower left paintings.