Archive for the Still Life Category

Stool and Chairs, Ink and Pencil Sketch

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Before going to work in the studio I did a warm up sketch of furniture in the living room. The sketch was done with a chunky permanent ink pen and pencil for additional shading. The ink doesn’t allow for errors, sometimes that is the fun of using it.

Strawberries In Favourite Cup, Watercolour

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This painting was done outside in the sun. The reason for the cup and saucer being a favourite is that it has a pattern of  a sleeping lizard on the saucer. Anyone drinking coffee from it gets a surprise.

Cat and Snowdrops, Pastel 29×20cm

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Today I was looking out the window and noticed how nice the snowdrops looked behind the sleeping cat ornament. I sat outside and did this study with the birds chirping in the background. It was a lovely spring day, the gardening will have to wait!

Brass Rabbit, Oil 18×24cm

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This little rabbit is a charity shop find that I rescued. I enjoyed painting this on a red shiny tray.

Lemons And Jug, Oil 30×30cm

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During this painting I was wondering what to do with the lemons afterwards. Finished the painting today and ended up making a lemon drizzle cake.

Four Russian Dolls, Oil 22×16cm

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It has been interesting finding different subjects for the days I am able to do a small painting for this blog. I liked the personalities these little people seem to have. They seemed to be conversing with each other!

Favourite Things, Acrylic And Pastel 24×25cm

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Set up a little still life with objects from around the house. I really like the shape of the modern Habitat tea pot and the tea towel is a favourite.

Vase and Satsuma, Oil 18×24cm

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At the weekend I bought this vase from the St Andrews pottery shop and it inspired this painting.

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