A triptych exploring the movement of the sea at Langland Bay. Mixed media textiles using oils, dyes, acrylic, embroidery (hand and machine) and varnish. Can be spilt £250 each. Width is approx as it depends how far you set them apart. (Approx 50cm each)

Langland Bay

Original Ink drawing of Lynmouth Harbour at Low tide captured from the slipway with the boats leaning with the village behind and up into the trees.

Lynmouth Harbour Low Tide

Line and wash illustration approaching tide of Bideford Long Bridge in North Devon

Bideford Bridge

This image, created using a monotype process, captures the colours of the evening as the mists begin to rise through the foliage. When creating this picture I was influenced by Turner's bold, free use of colour which creates a strong atmosphere in his works.

All the Remains

Inspired by the destruction of our planet this looks at how we need to preserve nature. The bottles contain dead plants on top of a a scratched and damaged landscape. Mixed media on wood panel.

Collect

Original oil painting on a wood panel of Appledore from Instow beach and summer storm clouds. Signed and dated on the reverse, and framed in a white, wooden tray frame.

Appledore Sky

Mixed media on wood panel using screen print and acrylic paint to capture the sea while sailing

And we sail away

A charming impressionist style landscape in blues, greens and purple, with little white cottages overlooking the bay. Deep edged canvas shown with a grey float frame. For sale unframed, with certification.

Bay View

An abstract representation of the feeling of the joy when walking along the shoreline on a summer’s day.

Bright and Breezy

This atmospheric painting in acrylics has calm and peaceful pastel shades across a wide vista. Is there an ocean in the foreground ? You decide. Painted on standard canvas, 50 x 50 cms. strung for hanging. For sale with certification.

Pastel Skies

A pastel drawing of a sky and seascape inspired by Turner

Sky and Sea

One of a series of paintings of Bude Sea Pool in different tides and weather conditions.

Bude Sea Pool

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A digital painting of a rose I grew on the wall of my studio. The rose is named after the painting by Turner. It is printed on canvas, stretched and framed

The Fighting Temerare

Based on observed river walks during lockdown and bad weather.

Braving the Weather

Unframed painting on cradled wooden panel. This work was selected for the Welsh open in 2022, and subsequently was shown at the OXO Gallery in London.

Marking Time - Enigma

My work is often about colour, as with this piece, which is taken from memory rather than direct observation.

Out of my depth - sunset over the lagoon

A light filled abstract using my interpretation of a Turner palette. The striking red against the shimmer of gold creates movement whilst the burnt umber and blues bring contrast to draw the eye down. Subtle textures and bold brushstrokes add interest and invite you in to explore more.

Illumine

Oil study of wave. Presented on a 40mm deep box canvas, with white edges. Painted using lightfast artist pigments.

Salt and Silt

Sea and rock, erosion and time, the constant and the slow.

The Balance

Mixed Painting of a quiet inlet using Turner's techique of adding just a little dab of red to lift it

Dob o Red

I’ve always loved the shapes of clouds and tracked their journeys above the landscape. Watching the sky and horizon merge In the midst of heavy rain showers holds a particular fascination. I used the texture of the paint and linen, metallics and numerous glazes to try to emulate the atmosphere and drama of approaching rain clouds. The artwork is painted in high quality oil paints on stretched linen. The sides of the canvas are painted and it comes with appropriate hanging fixings ready to hang straight onto your wall. A coat of varnish has been applied to protect the painted surface. The work is signed on the front. A catalogued certificate of authenticity is attached to the back. My artworks are carefully packaged and sent via a tracked courier, insured to the value of the artwork.

Silver  Lininngs

A mixed media painting incorporating acrylics, pastels, collaged maps and gold accents on canvas board. This work depicts the ethereal essence of the tranquil Isle of Lundy off the coast of North Devon, focusing on it's beautiful isolation and wild situation, exploring the expansive skies, wide ocean and ever-changing weather and light conditions. I drew inspiration from the atmospheric impressionist seascapes of JMW Turner, whom I studied during my degree.

Puffin Island

A mixed media painting of sky and sea with light/or rain coming through the clouds and waves splashing on the rocks

Turnerish I Wish

This collection started with walks over the festive period of 2020 out along the rugged Hartland Peninsular. The wind howling, the waves smashing and rolling onto the rocks and shoreline. I took so many photographs and mental images, along with quick sketches or colour studies back in my home studio. Mentally capturing the exhilleration of being buffeted by the wind or feeling the spray on my skin. As December turned into January, and the weather calmed, we experienced the most magnificent pink skies at dusk and dawn.

Towards the Light

A small dry point etching of the Oldenburg ferry loading on Bideford Quay. Rosie felt this print was a fitting addition to an exhibition celebrating JMW Turner's legacy and works in North Devon Summer 2024. A little record of a day trip to Lundy - Turner often recorded marine scenes on journeys and adventures.

Lundy Ferry

JMW Turner produced many life drawings at the Royal Academy, often using Ruscombe Mill grey paper - still available today - carefully handmade in France. Rosie runs a monthly life-drawing day in her studios, and thought a drawing on the Turner's grey was a fitting addition to an exhibition celebrating Turner's work in North Devon.

ALAN after Turner

Watercolour with restricted colour palette to create a nighttime atmosphere

And the Moon by Night

A contemporary take on the TRAIN ... a subject explored as the industrial revolution affected the work Turner was producing. A bright jolly oil painting of a known scene - referencing travel by train for love!

Kiss

emerging from the hotel that night we saw a moonbow arching over Hartland Quay

We Saw the Moonbow

Dartmoor late autumn at the end of the day. Light fading shadows deepen.

Dartmoor Valley

This contemporary art exhibition reveals the different reflections on JMW Turner’s work ranging from coastal views and architectural drawings to vivid impressionist landscapes. The  exhibition captures not only the many aspects of Turner’s work but also the vibrancy of the north Devon art scene. 

‘Turner Now’ is a great expression not only of Turner’s impact on the development of British art but also an opportunity to view works by over twenty north Devon artists who have been inspired by his work”  Phil Parker, ArtMakers Director