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  • A safe perch. Fine Art Giclee print by Gill DrewGill Drew

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  • Time for tea so come on in and I will put the kettle on. Acrylic painting of a copper kettle by Gill Drew at Little place in the country in HampshireGill Drew 2020

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  • "Hidden encounter" original acrylic painting by Gill Drew of the tree canopy and a firecrest in jade blue/greens, creams and orange.

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  • Giclée print on cotton rag paper from original painting called "Looking Ahead" taken from a sepia image of a man and his horse emerging from the past by Gill DrewGill Drew 2020

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  • Searching for wisdom. Fine Art Giclee Print by Gill DrewGill Drew

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  • The Violin Maker. Fine art giclee print by Gill DrewGill Drew

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  • The wagon in the woods open edition giclee print by Gill DrewGill Drew

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  • Wonderfully Made. Fine Art Giclee Print by Gill DrewGill Drew 2019

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Set myself an aim to capture something of the deli Set myself an aim to capture something of the delicate scent of a rose. What's been your Monday morning challenge? I'm definitely wilting with the heat up in my studio!!
Look at me with two shoes on for the first time in Look at me with two shoes on for the first time in 4 months! First time walking since my accident, all very exciting!!
I've recently written a summer newsletter - follow I've recently written a summer newsletter - follow the link in the bio to sign up. Here's a very recent painting, almost ready, but I couldn't resist playing around in an art app to place it in an imaginary room. How great does this shape look above a sofa 🤗
Here's some up-close images to enjoy.I have spen Here's some up-close images to enjoy.I have spent time reflecting on how I want my paintings to feel and one of my intentions is that they feel a sense of intimacy. Connecting with the feeling of the subject through the colours and some areas of fine detail with others left open to interpretation. A place for the viewer to work a little bit alongside an area described.I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. How do you direct your process of working or what appeals to you in an artwork.
What's included/excluded from a Post? What's actua What's included/excluded from a Post? What's actually going on behind the photo?Here's a piece of work I'm currently working on based on the boundaries in our lives. I am currently reflecting on how these can be viewed as pleasant and helpful - as a means to direct us into new things and keep us feeling safe. Then scroll across and you can see a bigger view, which includes my Zimmer frame, crutch and bucket full of water (saves on the number of trips up the stairs to the loft where I work, something my husband helps me with). Sharing a little bit more about where I'm at - what/where ideas are developing - the more difficult /painful things.
Noticing different tones and textures that can get Noticing different tones and textures that can get lost in the subtle colours but which become clearer in black and white. Moving this painting on a few steps was slow progress today. This makes me realise again that in this fast paced world that we live painting is anti-speed! It makes us slow right down and take notice. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
This is another work in progress exploring a simil This is another work in progress exploring a similar colour palette as two others on the studio wall. For those interested there's Alizarin crimson, Magenta, Pthalo green, Ultramarine, Lemon yellow, Diarylide yellow and white. These paintings are maybe at a half way stage with plenty of things still to resolve and many changes/decisions to be made. This painting may become more about the pinks than the greens I think. I'm really happy with the movement that's skipping along the picture. Keep following to see where I take it next.
Happy smiles for me! Back to work in my studio spa Happy smiles for me! Back to work in my studio space after 3 long months following a nasty accident to my foot. Crutches and walking frame are just out of shot!"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending." - C. S. LewisCourage and resilience are up and down but allowing myself time to explore ideas and play has taken the pressure off.
“I make art to show my soul that I am listening. “I make art to show my soul that I am listening.” – Pat Wiederspan Jones
A couple of charcoal sketches taking part in #rawu A couple of charcoal sketches taking part in #rawumberlive. Definitely felt very rusty for the short poses but thoroughly enjoyed myself.
I have recently had these three paintings beautifu I have recently had these three paintings beautifully framed and I'm delighted with how they look. They are all available for sale on my website and currently on show with several others as part of Artcare at Salisbury District Hospital - supporting the wellbeing of staff, patients and visitors for the next month. Personally I've had 2 hospital stays this year and many more visits. The wonderful caring staff have made such a difference to this difficult time and I hope that these will bring a brightness to their busy days in Salisbury hospital.
I painted this picture this afternoon for all the I painted this picture this afternoon for all the nurses and midwives taking part in Namfest online. The picture is of a full tide that has lifted up and is holding the boats. They are no longer stuck on the mud but are released and free to set out, start afresh. The tide comes in reliably twice a day, every day. This is a picture of the faithfulness of the love of God, totally dependable. Psalm 4 verse 8 says "In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone Lord make me dwell in safety."
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