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A very warm welcome to my online gallery for my works of affordable art. You will find my gallery has a very eclectic feel as I love to paint, the subject depends on my mood, the weather, inspiration from a photo or news item, or the brief I'm given.... I particularly enjoy painting clouds, here in Norfolk we are lucky to have wide, ever changing skies. I'm never at a loss for a subject and hope you enjoy looking at my work as much as I enjoy creating it.
My work is varied in media, from acrylics, watercolour, pastels, and encaustic art, and styles vary from contemporary and abstract art, to traditional sunset paintings, landscapes and more, along with prints and hand made original encaustic wax cards. Much of my work is available to buy online here, just click the buy or add to basket buttons on the image pages.
If you see a piece that inspires you, but would like a different colour, size or style, please contact me- I'm happy to work on something similar yet retain individuality. For commissions, once we have discussed your requirements I'll email images as we progress and only when you are satisfied do we arrange final payment and delivery. I’m more than happy to discuss any art sales via email should you prefer to buy offline.
Well, having seen something in The Artist last month that inspired me I've been working on something new, a few paintings with an abstract geometrical type background. You can see two of them here in latest works, there are a few others but they were simply trial pieces. They are good fun and let my imagination run free, not that there's ever a problem with that.
13.04.2009 18:45:52, jeannie
Well, I always have problems finding titles for my works, and after a fellow artists suggested Tracks of my Deers it just seemed to follow that the next few works I've done have all fitted song titles, so in the new works along with that one you'll find Moon River, Raindrops on Roses, Golden brown - that's a title from another artist along with the original composition of the work which I've tailored a bit to fit the brief given, and there's Flameboyant Poinsettia - not quite a song but I thought Fire was a bit too tenous so I've gone for corny instead!
09.03.2009 13:55:57, jeannie
Well this year has just flown by hasn't it. This year I've been working on flowers in watercolour- I just love doing the raindrops, been to an oils tutorial and worked more with them and recently been back to revisist pastels as its been a while since i used them. I've also finally done some sculpture with the stone kit my son bought me last xmas. I did a lovely snail which sits on the outside table - very appropriate for this garden which seems like the snails version of McDonalds. Busy wrapping christams presents and writing cards at the moment and it'l be time to switch on the outside lights and get holly, fir and ivy cut for indoors soon. I love christmas and now we have lots of grandchildren I can have fun making things with them. They've inherited my love of art and are always happy to fetch some materails out of the studio ( its a bit cold in there at the moment) and have a play at creating something new. perhaps next year I should set up a Kids Gallery and add their artwork. Hmnn that might be fun and i know they'd love it!
08.12.2008 18:53:38, jeannie
