Dogwood with metallic silk scarf 2-01-20
My first still life painting. Very much a midwinter composition.
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Autumn Garden with Hesperantha 20-12019
With the edition of Michaelmas Daisies in the foreground you can see how the composition links together. Only fine details remain to be added. I often spend days on this fine-tuning.
Background grasses 13-12-19
The complex layering of the background makes a huge difference to the final sense of richness and depth in a collage. Here I am working with grasses and Michaelmas daisies.
Hesperantha 10-12-19
A cheering site for a gloomy December day and just what I need for my new collage. This plant has shifted its name several times through my lifetime and has currently settled on Hesperantha coccinea. Let us hope, by writing it here I can keep it in my head.
Autumn Hydrangeas Trelissick 6-12-19
Just as the last leaves are falling I have completed my new textile collage of Autumn in Trelissick Garden. For more details http://amandarichardsonartist.com/content/autumn-hydrangeas-trelissick
Blue lace-cap hydrangea in situ 30-11-19
The blue Lace-cap Hydrangeas have joined the Trelissick collage.
Background for Hydrangea collage 27-11-19
The background landscape for the collage of hydrangeas in Trelissick Garden. I have dyed the fabric in the foreground for the Beech trees.
Hydrangea aspera flowers 15-11-19
Hydrangea aspera flowers ready for my new textile collage.
Rudbeckia and Birch Trees 12-11-19
'Rudbeckia and Birch Trees', my new textile collage, full of vibrant Autumn colour. More details http://amandarichardsonartist.com/content/rudbeckia-and-birch-trees
Rudbeckia and Birch trees 08-11-19
Rudbeckia and Birch trees, only needing the golden birch leaves to link the composition together.
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