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Title: Through the woods
By: Helen Shepherd
Description: Textured oil painting on board. Supplied framed and ready to hang. A view through an autumn woodland in shades of green orange and yellow.
£85.00
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Title: Was it a dream?
By: Joanna Lawrence
Description: Portrait of a reclining woman deep in thought. Will be supplied in a postal tuberolled with a sheet of acid free paper to protect it in delivery
£80.00
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Title: Victoria Street, Edinburgh
By: Esmee van Breugel
Description: A watercolour and pencil depiction of buildings in the sunset on Victoria Street, Edinburgh, which leads down to the historic Grassmarket. This painting is on watercolour canvas and is painted round the edges, so there is no need to frame.
£150.00
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Title: African Elephants
By: Amanda Hunt
Description: Vivid African Sunset depicted with silhouetted umbrella thorn tree (acacia tortilis) and an elephant family. Rich reds, yellows and purples mingle to create a sky alive with colour. The painting continues round the edges of the frame making this ready for immediate hanging with no need for framing. This painting has been finished with a protective silk varnish.
£85.00
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Title: Between
By: Bern Ross
Description: Three women on a beach, perhaps. This heavily textured painting is hard to photograph as there are so many colours and textures. The central figure has golden hair and her flowing lines stand out proud from the canvas. Contact me for more photos straight into your inbox so that you can see better detail. Standard canvas, ready to hang. 24\" x 18\" - a very unusual painting.
£250.00
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Title: koi creation
By: Gill Bustamante
Description: This is a big painting on 3D canvas using thick luscious oil paint. At first glance it looks like one of the Damien Hurst splash pictures but then when you look closer you see it is actually a group of koi fish in a spiral with the water patterns distorting some of their features. I painted this because I find it fascinating how koi fish casually form shapes and patterns apparently by accident that last seconds only. I swear that sometimes they spell out letters so it was not a leap for me to paint them in a spiral which commonly means creation. I find koi fish beautiful and it is no surprise to me that they are virtually sacred in Japan.
£1,500.00
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Title: Burning Sunset
By: Costas Andrea
Description:
£125.00
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Title: Townscape in France 1
By: Aasiri de Mel
Description: Inspired by a townscape in France. The Painting is developed around a large cathedral that has been more detailed than the surrounding dense built environment.the smoother brush strokes portrays the hard landscaping.
the colours are a reflection of lighting at different times of the day.
£150.00
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Title: Good Morning Chef
By: julia lafferty
Description: A Quirky Painting of a chef in Padstow sharing his breakfast with a local seagull. Painted using oil paint onto a stretched canvas, the painting is ready to hang or could be framed.
£95.00
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Title: Isis Sunset Tree Group
By: Katy Hood
Description: The sun sets beyond The Isis (Oxford’s name for the Thames!), it is wonderfully still and clear. As the light diminishes, it refracts around objects and silhouettes appear hazy. I like this friendly interlocking group of trees.
£250.00
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