@branacos84555 @Tree_Folklore Hello, does your hawthorn ink solidify into a jelly? I’ve made it twice now, first time I though it must be a mould or something so I was super clean second time and it’s done it again 😫
To see demonstrations of Appleton's unique mark-making methods - using jute & more - join us this Saturday, 2nd March as we welcome Kim for an artist talk and workshop.
The workshop invites attendees to try creating art like Kim Appleton
Spaces limited: https://t.co/bTawNPoPnW
🌟 NEW on our blog - Kim Appleton shares insight into her exhibition 'Jute as a Material and Subject: from Literal to Abstraction'
"I have always been very experimental in my practice, using untraditional tools and pigments"
📖:https://t.co/98VEMNUqzf
At the time Henry Moore made 'Family Group,' (1948) he also produced a series of drawings and sculptures depicting his wife Irina and daughter Mary on a rocking chair. He later integrated the male figure into the group, celebrating the completeness of family life.
When it comes to painting- is accuracy the key or artistry? I really waver between the two and I’m very curious what both artists and art enthusiasts think!
Finished this one... It's quite big for me 800 x 600 on a deep canvas. I've called it Water-logged, Chanonry Point
Oil on Canvas.
Soon to be joined by some others to make a series from my visit to Fortrose earlier in the year.
#oilpainting#oiloncanvas#scottishartist
Just framed up this (very) old watercolour of Inverlochy Bridge. Used a linen slip to keep the glass away from the surface and a lovely honey coloured wood frame. Keeping it contemporary but the linen slip gives a more traditional edge.
#pictureframing#glasgowframers#antiqueart