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Reindeer Arlington Court House - Winter Rosie is currently working on a series of art - A Year at Arlington Court, a stately home and lands in the care of the National Trust, its a wonderful, peaceful place to visit and absorb the changing seasons. As part of seasonal decorations at Christmas, the grounds are decorated, the wooden reindeer and sleigh add a little Christmas magic to the house, the huge front doors hung with wreathes and ribbons - a cheery seasonal painting when the days are short.

Reindeer - Arlington Court

n this stunning painting, the tumultuous sea takes centre stage, its waves rising and falling with a relentless energy that mirrors the ever-changing nature of life itself. The frothy whitecaps crest and crash, each wave telling a story of resilience and strength. The ocean's depths are hinted at in the deep, dark blues, revealing the mysteries that lie beneath the surface.

Wild Seas

An intricately hand-stitched piece of embroidery and appliqué depicting elements of the Forest Floor. The woodland in its elemental forms, with the colours and forms evoked from a walk in the woods.

Forest Floor

A Stitch in Time

Sands Title (From Hartland with Love)

An abstract watercolour painting on cotton rag khadi paper, mounted on heavy weight cartridge paper. Deconstructed elements, inspired by the colours and sensations of the coast, reassembled.

Sea Sky Sand

Fishy

Man and cat in Peckham Rye. 12cm (4.75inch) original, contemporary print in 23cm (9inch) Pale brown frame.

Night  Window

Summer is a drawing of some of our favourite places in North Devon that we took our 2 small grandsons to during the summer of 2022. The places include Lynton (where we lived at the time), Lynmouth, Lee Abbey, Malmsmead, Cloud Farm, Woolacombe, Crow Point, Saunton Sands and more. Summer started out as a pen drawing, which I started in the winter of 2002, the original drawing took 3 months to draw and ended up with a muddy puppy paw print on it. So I scanned it into photoshop and have been working on it for the past 3 years, finishing many other drawings during that time. I decided 2025 was the year I would finally finish it. This is the colour digital version, named Indigo after the background colour. The print is A2+, if you would like a A1 copy please message me and I will add it to the site. The print will be printed to order and sent directly from my printer.

Indigo Summer

Summer Blues

Lynton Town Hall is a digital drawing, drawn on the computer from a set of photographs that I pieced together to create an architectural image. The drawing took 3 months from taking the photo's to the finished piece. It is framed in a thin black frame.

Lynton Town Hall

The Valley of Rocks Hotel, Lynton is a digital drawing, drawn on the computer from a set of photographs that I pieced together to create an architectural image. The drawing took 4 months from taking the photo's (which was a problem because there is no face on view) to the finished piece.

The Valley of the Rocks Hotel

Naked Ginkgo - Arlington Court Winter Rosie is currently working on a series of art - A Year at Arlington Court, a stately home and lands in the care of the National Trust, its a wonderful, peaceful place to visit and absorb the changing seasons. Leafless trees have a sculptural appeal - but ginkgo balboa glows in its puddle of cadmium yellow fallen leaves. The yellow as alluring as the seasonal red ribbons tied to the winter garden fence. A splash of golden warm colour in a dormant winter garden.

Naked Ginko - Arlington Court Winter

A vibrant small work as part of a set of 3 pieces.

Mini Abstrcat in red

A vibrant small canvas as part of a series of 3 complimentary works.

Mini Abstrcat in Pink

Part of series of 3 small vibrant abstract works inspired by the North Devon landscapes.

Mini Abstrcat in Green

Christmas Tree - Arlington House Winter Rosie is currently working on a series of art - A Year at Arlington Court, a stately home and lands in the care of the National Trust, its a wonderful, peaceful place to visit and absorb the changing seasons. The stairwell is annually transformed into a celebratory space for the ...

Christmas  Tree - Arlington Court House Winter

a bittersweet and moving encounter on the strandline. An ambiguous interpretation.

Every Other Weekend

A calm painting of the beautiful view from behind Arlington Court

View from te raer of Arlington Court

between derelict buildings towards the far bank. A pulsating cloud of starlings coming in to roost under the old bridge.

Wharf Resonant

perture 28 x 20cm, mounted and framed behind UV protective glass. Overall size 43.5 x 33.5cm. An icy cold pathway with show-laden trees and lanterns glowing in the bright winter light. Watercolour.

A Winter Walk

North Devon landscape windswept and heavy rain!!! Hartland Hills rich greens and endless sky.

Hartland Hills

Acrylic painting depicting a view from the north side of Lundy island.

Lundy Cliffs

A translucent green sea gently rises and falls around the rocky coastline

The Moorings

Miniature watercolour painting of a Brown Hare , on cotton rag khadi paper, mounted onto heavyweight cartridge paper.

Brown Hare

Miniature watercolour painting of a Tawny Owl, on cotton rag khadi paper, mounted on heavy weight cartridge paper.

Joanna Andrews Tawny Owl

A detailed watercolour painting on cotton rag khadi paper depicting an imagined ancient landscape inspired by the Exmoor hills, and featuring a barn owl in flight, a blackbird on a bramble hedge and grazing exmoor pony.

The owl The Blackbird and the Pony

A3 Limited Edition Prints - Digital art In a moment suspended between stillness and motion, the Great Grey Owl waits — poised, focused, utterly serene. This artwork captures the pause before flight, where time seems to hold its breath. The detail of our wise hero is a testament to the owl’s unwavering concentration. Around it, the world fades into abstraction. The moon and landscape reduced to quiet geometric forms, reminders that in moments of true clarity, everything else becomes background noise. Hand-sketched and digitally refined, this piece carries a call to action - to centre ourselves, to see with intention, and to let go of what doesn’t matter. This artwork is for those who value clarity in a cluttered world. Whether you're drawn to nature, minimalism, or quiet symbolism, this limited edition print offers a moment of stillness and focus. Ideal for mindful interiors, calming workspaces, or as a meaningful gift for someone navigating change — it’s a visual reminder to tune out

Stillness befoer Flight

Sculpted with fabric and Powertex fabric hardener, then bronzed with paint - her halo is slipping, her eyes are downcast and her wings are drooping

Fallen Angel

Stitched and painted silk embellished with a beaded flower and stamen

Winter Flora

APPLEDORE - Textiles

Stitched fabric and water soluble fabric, moulded into a bowl shape, hardened with fabric hardener and mounted on a wooden base

Christmas Rose Bowl

Distressed metal flowers in different weights and colours stitched to a heavily stitched and textured background

Everlasting Blooms

A mono type that captures the textures and shapes of leaves in vibrant colours.

Blue Intermix

This is a self portrait describing the feelings of sleeplessness. I wanted to use minimal body parts to describe this intimate situation.

Sleeplesness

Acrylic on canvas featuring vibrant energising strokes of colour suggesting fun and gaiety.

Party Time

A3 Limited Edition Prints. Bold, vibrant, and full of personality, this eagle artwork captures the fierce majesty of one of nature’s most powerful birds. Originally sketched by hand and then brought to life digitally, the piece layers playful experimentation with striking detail. The vivid orange background brings out the eagle’s strength and character, making it a truly standout addition to any wall. My art celebrates nature in all its forms – not just the calm and gentle, but also the fierce, resilient, and awe-inspiring. This eagle embodies that spirit: a reminder of survival, power, and presence, told through bold colour and expressive strokes. Perfect for anyone who wants to bring the wild into their home in a way that feels joyful, modern, and full of energy.

Bold Eagle

Low tide Westward Ho! Down the slip and into the Atlantic Ocean's realm, scuttling clouds and puddled reflections, a pacey kind of calm.

Sky Puddle

Rocky Cove is a semi abstract landscape inspired by the North Devon coast, tempting you in to paddle and explore the rockpools.

Rocky Cove

This Exmoor pony is well adapted to life on the moor, his thick coat will keep him warm in the winter snow. A small work, framed in white, for sale with certification.

First Snow

This snowy scene is inspired by the local coast path. A heavy atmospheric sky looms over the dunes and shore with an amber light, threatening more snow, while a break in the clouds throws shadows across the fencing and tussocks. Painted in acrylics, 50 x 70 cms. on standard canvas with certification. For sale unframed £350 + pp

Snow on te coast

This landscape is painted with a pallet knife in acrylics. The moorland is shown with a dusting of snow, which covers the ground and fence line. A touch of gold adds highlights to the sky and hillsides. For sale unframed, with Certificate of Authenticity .

Snow on the Moor

Arrangement of 9 tessellae or small tiles each approx 3 x 3 cms in a box frame. Each tile is hand made of stoneware clay and hand marked and decorated in colourful glazes. The piece is presented in a box frame and stands on its own or can be hung with others in the series.

Warmth

Fire

Embers

Rosie loves the beach at Westward Ho! even on a blustery winters day, the light and surging tide is mesmerising and exciting. This is a one of a kind piece an oil on monotype painting - a process found in the portfolios of Degas and William Blake, a single impression is taken from an un-makred thinly inked plate, drawn into to create the image, printed with an etching press then oil paint glazes are added to enhance the image and add colours.

Storms In

Close up of plants using collage and acrylic paint on wood panel

Floribuda

The soft evening light caught breaking through the clouds over the incoming tide with Hartland Point in the distance.

Evening Tide

A painting that captures the constant movement of the clouds over the wild Exmoor downs.

Holdstone Down

Pond

Lesley taylor Ice

Forst

Cold Stream

Rosie is a keen beach go-er living on the Atlantic coast of North Devon, captivated by the shore line, the ever changing light, mood, and skies: a different every visi. Recenlty she developed a new media practice: oil on monotype prints - Rosie calls them ‘fake paintings’ F.P. reflecting their reception by the Royal Academy: printmaking as an Art wasn’t accepted until 1909, 140 years after the Summer Exhibition was established. Monotypes, ‘the painterly print’, championed by the likes of William Blake and Edgar Degas, are made by working into an inked smooth surface, one impression or pull can be made and a second ghost image sometimes successfully drawn from the plate. The drawn /scratched /wetted inked plate is printed on damp paper using an etching press. The compression of the fibres means oil paint can be added in thin glazes to add colour to the prints, like a primed surface. They are much faster than oil painting and wonderfully unpredictable - expressive and unique.

Fast light High Water

A new selection of exciting original works focussed on  winters' appeal, and the landscapes of north Devon. An exhibition which spans over 50 works in Art Upstairs(Nov 14 - Dec 14) in Bideford and at Arlington Court (22-24 Nov) shows.

See works online in this virtual gallery or visit Art Upstairs from 11am-3,30pm Weds - Sun  and the weekend Arlinton Court Show from 11am-3.30pm Sun-Mon 22-24 Nov.

Winter Delights