My painting world

Oil painting in yellow, green and dark blue abstract marks

‘Catch a bit of sun'…the above painting began as horizontal format and is now catching my eye as a vertical piece. Moving away from appearing like a predictable landscape, a vertical format gives it more abstraction. Maybe the Spring sunshine has influenced my process as the greens are beginning to appear in the wild garden. The grass is lush after days of rain and Hazel bushes are showing first signs of leaf. The painting is small, 6x8 inches on textured paper. Drying on the table. I shall leave it alone as I like the rawness of the marks and composition.

Acrylic painting of the sea shore at low tide, abstracted marks and multi colours

These paintings are in water-based paint and are reminiscent of things brought to the shore by the incoming tide. Bits of string and seaweed with old wood make interesting mark-making and scribbles.

Sand and water pools to explore. These are purely imaginary as I work inspired by childhood memories.

Multi coloured marks of the seashore at low tide with abstract design
Abstract painting of seashore with many colours, black, sand, white, blue and greys

My images of paintings are not for reproduction- copyright Anne Wood - Wild at Heart Studio

Share