Painting in fields above Nanjulian 23-07-19

Painting in the flields of Viper's Bugloss and Corn Marigolds above Nanjulian last week.
Painting in the flields of Viper's Bugloss and Corn Marigolds above Nanjulian last week.
Just come in from the garden, realising I shall have to wait until tomorrow to finish this painting. It is three times the size of the others and is a composite of two parts of my vegetable garden (obviously flowers too) that I am combining as I go. Enjoying the process but best to finish it when I am fresh.
This may be my favourite painting to date.
The amazing weather continues so I continue to paint outdoors, today on the cliffs above Penberth.
With this long run of sunny days I have been painting in the garden, capturing the full flowering of high summer.
A satisfying hoard of foxgloves ready for my new collages.
Lots more to come.
Disperse dyes I painted onto paper have been transformed into glowing brilliance by transference onto fabric.
The satisfying sight of a drawer full of bluebells, replenishing the stock I used up this Spring.
The collage I have been working on during Open Studios Cornwall is now finished and on the wall for all to see. More details about it http://amandarichardsonartist.com/content/tunnel-green-light but best if you can see it in person.