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Breakwater detail

March 11, 2017/0 Comments/by Alice

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Probably started this about 6 years ago, then it s

Probably started this about 6 years ago, then it sat in a cupboard and came out to be worked on in intervals. As a result it’s a wonderful development, dark, light, a landscape, nothing.... It was never part of a group, always a bit of a solitary one so it seems appropriate that it arrived here as part of the Wild Swimming series feeling of a big empty beach.

“Low Tide”
60x32cm on deep panel
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Now trying to decide if I want it framed... maybe wood? Would you?
£850
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Looking forward to a blustery beach walk...!

I love this day because I’m so excited for anyon

I love this day because I’m so excited for anyone about to do this for the first time!

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I know this is a big decision - and it needs to feel right. If I can help I will...

Maybe it’s the starkness of the current winter o

Maybe it’s the starkness of the current winter or the simplicity of paper but I keep doing these neutral compositions - and yet have no desire to paint in black and white. 🤣

I think it’s more that it helps me see just what compositions and marks I’m enjoying because I know when I get to paint the colour is more intuitive...

Colour lesson is tomorrow from the Art2Life workshop, there is a link to join in my bio and in my Art Explorers Facebook group you can post one of your paintings and on Saturday I will be doing a live with Nick showing how these principles apply. I may also be sharing some of my before/after paintings 🤗😳

Thanks for all you comments on my last post - have really enjoyed your definitions of what art means to you. A lot! Keep ‘em coming...

Let’s talk about this... so the podcast today wa

Let’s talk about this... so the podcast today was about the Process of Abstraction (not that I feel equipped to offer a definition) ...

...and yet I came up with this 🤣 BUT I would love love love to know your definition of what art is.

At first I thought this was about abstract art, but on reflection I think it’s true about all art.

Do you agree? Do share this image or the next one and let’s see what everyone thinks.

Working out something to do with edges and proport

Working out something to do with edges and proportion. All contrast and b&w today (ok, can never resist just a bit of colour!)

Always just feel like one thing leads to another... even if it takes a while to work it’s way to the surface.

This was one of those transitional paintings - you

This was one of those transitional paintings - you know - the ones that test and challenge you.

I wanted a pink painting which felt both soft and strong and even when I finished it there was something which felt a bit unsettled. Any yet I loved it and it needed to stay just as it was. I completed it in 2018 (?) so I was just starting to wonder if anyone would love it as much as me....

It’s now found it’s home and I will be delivering it next week. Yeah!! Joyful art purchase!

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