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Richmond Park
I’ve been visiting Richmond Park and making artworks since 2018, it’s a large sprawling place full of inspiration – from the ever-present deer, the trees and landscapes, a mix of city and rural.
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Richmond Park 2: KillCat Corner, Lilies and Pink Sunglasses
Showing how my plein air use of media has broadened only since March, here is the second selection of work in Richmond Park. These works include pieces in black woody pencil, bright paint stick works, moody watercolour, dark fountain pen and ink, and inktense paints. Although as part one discussed, there is a desperation and…
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Richmond Park 1: Spanker’s Hill and the Dinosaur Wood
I have mentioned a few times that I’ve been exploring other parts of Richmond Park than my usual haunts. Here are the first fruits of that labour – paintings and drawings of Spanker’s Hill and Treebox Wood (which I call the Dinosaur Wood because of the ancient fallen trees and general ‘out of time’ feeling…
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Mirk Wood 2 (Richmond Park)
A return at the start of this year to Richmond Park and the area I call Mirk Wood and it saw some New Rules – bigger, more colour, new mediums like the paint sticks, back to oils (sort of), and different butcher types of sketchbooks, sgraffito, and more sculptural ink sketches, very much inspired by…
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Mirkwood: Richmond Park’s Spooky Forest
The Dead Tree Series isn’t dead…it’s been only sleeping then over the Spring and Summer it reawakened when I found the spooky woods in Richmond Park. I thought I’d post these before Halloween (don’t worry it wont be a 16,000 word tome like the first Jurassic Jaunt..ouch!)! These gnarled twisty old trees are sandwiched between…
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Richmond Park, Tree
Jumping slightly forward again, this was one of the newer oils that I mentioned in the previous post – not that new, since I started it around the time of the ‘View Towards The City’ oil but didn’t finish it as I was unhappy with the first attempt (oddly I didn’t photograph the in-progress version…