Natalie Day.

 

“My atmospheric semi-abstract landscapes seek to capture the essence of my connection with Cornwall. A memory of a place, an experience or moment that reveals itself in surprising ways and creates a sense of the unexepected.”

Backing Southerly. Acrylic on deep box canvas.

 

The dramatic North Cornwall coast provides endless inspiration for Natalie's seascape paintings. The paintings are often constructed of many layers, with paint being applied then scraped back and reapplied which creates a rich, weathered appearance.

Visability, good. Acrylic on deep box canvas.

 

Natalie uses acrylic paint, sometimes combined with collage and oil pastels, which allows for rapid application of layers to retain an energy and vigour, key to representing the wild weather and dramatic skies that hold such great appeal.

Winter Woods, silkscreen by Tim Southall.
A tranquil, wooded snow covered landscape scene.
£275.00

Lost at Loch Morlich by Francesca Edwards.
Acrylic study on paper. Painterly brushstrokes depict the snow blowing in the wind across the landscape.
£30.00

Littondale in the Snow by Anya Simmons.
Open edition giclée print on museum fine art paper. A snowy scene in Littondale, in the Yorkshire Dales.
£25.00

Spires of London, giclée print by Deborah Richards.
Urban landscape showing the delicate gothic landscape of London's roof top spires in winter.
£190.00

Snow Laden Clouds by Judith Yates.
Using acrylics, Judith beautifully captures the drama of the landscape in this wintery scene.
£90.00

Winter Path by Jan Rawnsley.
Original oil painting of a tree-lined snowy path in winter. Float framed in white moulding
£570.00