SiansburysBleak Moorland
Two new little (A6) acrylic paintings. Moorland with reeds has sold but Bleak Moorland (Bleaklow) still available.
Pink Moorland
Two new little (A6) acrylic paintings. The top one has sold but the other is still available.
Inkspill Landscape ACEOs
Following an accidental ink spill the other day (oops):
I’ve been having fun with intentional ones this week and I’ve made some ACEOs using a mixture of gouache and black ink on 140lb watercolour paper. They’re a kind of a culmination of the mark-making classes I took with the wonderful Marion Thomson last year teamed with views of my mind-meadow (where the deer and the antelope roam) and, well, a whole load of ink.
There are seven in total in this series:
A few have sold already (thank you very much indeed!), but the rest are available now in my Folksy shop: siansburys
I’ve really enjoyed making these so I’m sure there’ll be more? Let me know what you think.
Hazy Fields
Remember what I said in my last post about keeping spammy content to Tumblr? Well I’ll just have to apologise now for spamming my 3 email/RSS subscribers who may have had 250 updates from me today when I accidentally imported my entire old blog over here. I actually just meant to import the sketchcrawl stuff – I’m so sorry!
Anyway, here’s a detail from a nice sketch of a calm, calming, deeply calming, hazy autumnal meadow. Love you ?
Happy Landscape
I’ve basically spent the “summer” using up all my paper and so, before I start on the next batch, I thought it was probably time I came back to blog about some of it.
You know what they say about quality over quantity? Well, I’ve completely ignored that and posted a whole bunch of sketchbook doodles on my Tumblr blog, in an attempt to keep the spammy content contained on the least annoying platform. I’m not really sure why I posted it at all to be honest, but maybe someone will like looking at it? Enjoy!
Above is one of my favourite landscape sketches – it makes me happy in a gnarly kind of way. Gnnngghh.
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