I packaged and posted 5 pieces for the Wild Britain exhibition at the Jam Factory, Oxford today. It has been organised by Clare Eguchi from the Tube Gallery. Clare found me through my etsy shop and I'm delighted to be showing my work next to such a varied and accomplished collection of artists, all inspired by wildlife. Please follow the links to for more info. I had been planning on driving down to deliver the work and attend the opening but unfortunately I have too much work to catch up on. On to the next deadline.....
About Me
- Imogen Greene
- I'm a nature obsessed artist who lives in an little house in a little vilage in the Highlands of Scotland.I wander around a lot in the wilds and spend time just looking at things like birds and moths and trees and rocks. The rest of the time I'm drawing or painting, making odd things out of old stuff and drinking giant cups of peppermint tea. Imogen Greene is my pen name. I like the way it sounds and it just kind of suits what I do.
Showing posts with label the working process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the working process. Show all posts
Monday, 12 August 2013
Wild Britain Exhibition
I packaged and posted 5 pieces for the Wild Britain exhibition at the Jam Factory, Oxford today. It has been organised by Clare Eguchi from the Tube Gallery. Clare found me through my etsy shop and I'm delighted to be showing my work next to such a varied and accomplished collection of artists, all inspired by wildlife. Please follow the links to for more info. I had been planning on driving down to deliver the work and attend the opening but unfortunately I have too much work to catch up on. On to the next deadline.....
Friday, 13 July 2012
Thursday, 12 July 2012
Painting update...
Just a short progress report on the butterfly paintings.
Top image is last night and the next one is earlier this afternoon.
It's not going exactly as planned, but slow progress is being made.
I was hoping to get them finished today, mmmm,
but will probably be tomorrow as my concentration level is lacking somewhat.
Funny how sometimes work flows and other times it's a struggle.
Ah well, back to the studio now.
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
WINTER HARES
I have finally got down to doing some new pieces for etsy
and thought it might be nice to do some ACEOs.
I've been meaning to draw more hares
and spied some mountain hares at the weekend while hill walking.
and spied some mountain hares at the weekend while hill walking.
They don various shades of grey & brown and turn white for winter
Some of them are half way to turning white
and others are already there.
and others are already there.
We sometimes call them blue hares-
for the beautiful shades of their coats.
for the beautiful shades of their coats.
I've done a series of four at different stages of their winter change,
hope you like!
I took some photos of the process....
I'm working on a very smooth watercolour paper
Step1- a quick pencil sketch
Step2- drawing with a dip pen in Indian ink,
mistakes still optional!
Step 3-Add light washes of acrylic ink, small changes can still be made and final details picked out with the dip pen.
The finished article!.
I will be posting these in Imogens Attic on etsy later this evening.
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