Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Sunday, July 05, 2009
Another Seascape
This painting has been languishing on my board since it was initially stated as a demonstration piece at a local Art Society. I have now got round to finishing it, more in desperation ready for the exhibition. I have a purchaser for onbe of my railway paintings and that was going to be shown. Additionally I seem to have lost another painting, I can't find it anywhere, and have no record of it being sold, so it is a complete mystery. Absent minded artist seeks inspiration!
Friday, June 05, 2009
A new acrylic seascape painting
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Another watercolour painting sold
I had a successful sale at another exhibition a few days ago, a beach scene.

I need to get down to finishing some new work ready for the summer exhibition, which I suspect will arrive with undue haste, what I want to know is where does all my time dissapear, answers on a postcard please.
I need to get down to finishing some new work ready for the summer exhibition, which I suspect will arrive with undue haste, what I want to know is where does all my time dissapear, answers on a postcard please.
Labels:
beach,
painting,
seascape,
watercolor,
watercolour
Friday, June 27, 2008
A scene from Scotland
With the submission date for the Annual Exhibition of the Portsmouth and Hampshire Art Society fast approaching, I have been considering which paintings to put forward, this is a watercolour painting recollecting the granduer of the West coast of Scotland, from one of my visits some years ago. An artist cannot fail to be inspired by the majestic scenery and rugged beauty of the place, and I feel I shall have to try and make another visit before too long.

If you wish to have a painting of a particular scene that is special for you, please feel free to contact me through my website www.artyman.co.uk for a no obligation discussion, or just visit my gallery for a browse.
If you wish to have a painting of a particular scene that is special for you, please feel free to contact me through my website www.artyman.co.uk for a no obligation discussion, or just visit my gallery for a browse.
Labels:
artist,
exhibition,
gallery,
scotland,
seascape,
watercolor,
watercolour
Friday, April 04, 2008
More sales, more painting
I have had some more sales on the eBid auction site this week. It is worth investigating if you are looking for a good alternative to eBay.
I have been working on some more of my miniature paintings ready for the exhibition at the end of the month. I have also had an enquiry from an art group wanting me to do a demonstration for them, which is something I enjoy, sharing my tips and experiences with other artists.
I have been working on some more of my miniature paintings ready for the exhibition at the end of the month. I have also had an enquiry from an art group wanting me to do a demonstration for them, which is something I enjoy, sharing my tips and experiences with other artists.
Friday, March 21, 2008
A new seascape miniature
This is one of a series of four miniature seascapes I'm painting ready to show in an art exhibition later next month. I usually sell most of them, however I have some miniatures available to purchase in my gallery at Tazbar
Labels:
art,
exhibition,
gallery,
miniature,
seascape,
tazbar,
watercolour
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Out of the Chaos
We are currently in a little bit of a mess at the moment as the new conservatory is being installed, still I suppose it will be a nice place to paint when it is all finished. The client came to collect his painting of Fausto Coppi at the weekend and was delighted, he said it was far better than he envisaged. Always nice to have really happy customers.
This painting of the great days of the 'J' class yachts is listed on Tazbar

So pop along and take a look, there are also plenty of other things to look at on Tazbar which is a refreshing alternative to eBay.
This painting of the great days of the 'J' class yachts is listed on Tazbar
So pop along and take a look, there are also plenty of other things to look at on Tazbar which is a refreshing alternative to eBay.
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