This image of the One With the Ocean group, based in the US, appeared in The Guardian in November 2021 and I immediately wanted to have a go at rendering it myself. After posting on Instagram the group got in touch along with some of the people in the painting! I had a couple ofContinue reading “Reflections”
Author Archives: Dawn Waldron
All about the eyes
I have a bad habit of wanting to be in control of where the colour goes, which means that watercolour holds many challenges for me. This was an attempt at an A2 watercolour portrait which went horribly wrong in the middle (almost binned it) and then went sort of right again. A good lesson inContinue reading “All about the eyes”
A Touch of Frost
I’m exploring the idea of landscape with different media. This time using pastel pencils. I’ve never found it easy to portray landscape with colour but the liquid amber tree in our garden is so gorgeous, I had to try.
Garden Homage
I have always been a keen gardener, and the view across and beyond out current garden is magical in all seasons and at all times of day.
September
Painting for me is all about recording life’s magic moments, like sharing a cup of tea in the garden with my daughter and dogs, talking about love, life and dahlias. This one was painted on a recycled canvas which makes for an interesting texture and a nice depth of paint.
Back to School
A3, acrylic and pastel pencil, black, white, red.
Bexhill Beach Bums
A3 ink and watercolour on grey ground
Phoenix
A3 acrylic on canvas board
Steve
A4 gouache
Dahlias
A3 gouache on canvas board