Showing posts with label ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ireland. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Shoreline impression.


Oil on Foamex 25cm x 20cm

Recently I was lucky enough to spend some time on an Atlantic island called Illauntannig
off the coast of Kerry. Four days were spent in the company of 12 other artists on this otherwise deserted outcrop of sand and rock drawing, painting and generally enjoying the beauty 
of it's bleakness.The work above is an impression of the waves as 
they break on its western shore.

Thanks for looking :)

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Very quick tree study


Disposabel ink pen on cartridge paper 20 x 30cm

As the title suggests, here's a very quick tree study.
When I am little caught up for time I like to resort back
to my well used disposabel pen and some cartridge paper.


Thanks for looking :)

Friday, January 4, 2013

Wind blowing through the reeds in the Gearagh


Oil on oilboard  36 x 25 cm

Another painting from the Gearagh series I am working on.
The view facing south this time from the edge of the reeds 
on the walkway through the sancturary
facing the main lake.


Thanks for looking :)

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

A couple of plein air sketches..




I got involved this week with the Plein Eire group's, seven day drawing challenge. 
Complete a plein air drawing each day for one week. 
Of the  drawings I managed to fit in, these I think, are my favorites.




Both were completed using Derwent pencils, and a medium oil pitt
on 160lb acid free cartridge.

Thanks for looking :)


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