Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
May you have a joyful time with those you love! Next week I’ll be sharing my top 12 paintings of 2021.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Read More »
May you have a joyful time with those you love! Next week I’ll be sharing my top 12 paintings of 2021.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Read More »
Looking at the Palladian Bridge Painting it’s easy to imagine that glorious construction was always there. Old buildings create a sense of permanence, as weathering and time make their mark. The buildings develop an organic look. Lichen and mosses creep in, corners and sharp edges crumble. Nature tries to claim everything that stays still, and
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For Saturday Night Live Art Shows Fall Fest I’ve sharing Deep Dark Lock Painting, in autumnal colours, it’s deep, it’s dark and moody. https://youtu.be/7gqLyd3HrM4 Deep Dark Lock ©2021 – Cathy Read -Watercolour and acrylic ink – 76x56cm Deep Dark Lock was one of the new paintings destined for Manchester Art Fair in November 2021 and
Introducing Deep Dark Lock Read More »
Fire Escapes More about Fire Escape Painting
Fire Escape Art Inspration Found in Backstreet Manchester Read More »
Leadenhall Market was sold at Sussex Art Fair but other London Paintings are available. Browse available London Paintings
Leadenhall Market – Wordless Wednesday Read More »
New painting hot off the Easel
Sheldonian Theatre Oxford – Just the Art Read More »
You can see the finished painting during Bucks Art Weeks at my Studio in Tingewick. Bucks Artweeks Details More about the Globe Theatre Painting
Globe Theatre Painting Creation video Read More »
Manchester Map painting was a long time in coming to be. I’d created this painting called London Map in 2016 and always planned to work on a Manchester version, it just took me a while to gather the components and motivate myself to draw all those roads. Will there be more of other cities, very
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This painting had several titles. Turl Street Turn. Turl Street Tourists. Traveling Turl Street. Why would the image evoke alliterations? Perhaps it hints at the unsettled alliance between Oxford City’s regular and student residents. Turl Street Junction Standing here at the Turl and Market Street junction, a cyclist rounds the corner from Market Street. Turl