Showing posts with label Yorkshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yorkshire. Show all posts
Monday, 12 December 2016
Thursday, 17 November 2016
New Painting
New Painting: 'After The Harvest', oil on canvas 100cm x 100cm. The painting is part of the 'A Summer's Lease' project which charts my summer at Norton Conyers - a kind of visual diary from May to October.
It will soon be made into a full size, limited edition canvas print and is also the image I'm using for the exhibition invitation:
If there's anybody out there reading this, do come along.
Sunday, 9 October 2016
Indian Summer
A beautiful autumn day with warm sunshine and a chill in the shade; Mrs S. and I wandered the garden and sat watching insect industry:
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
Teaching
Finally I have a studio big enough to use as a teaching space as well as for painting so each Wednesday students (poor buggers) come as part of a six week course. The course is open to all levels and is run on an 'atelier' style of mentorship and demonstrations. I will be running more courses later in the year.
Friday, 27 May 2016
Bringing The Studio To Life
When first we see the studio space there is no electricity or water but it is a beautiful space nonetheless. It may have been a grain store or hay loft and the door has a sliding 'cat flap', probably to allow access to ratting terriers.
Moving my easel in was a huge moment:
Uber electrician, Alan Shaw came and power and lighting were installed in a day.
I found a butler's sink,
Built a painting table
and before long we were in business with the first paintings started.
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