Painted on a small board, 10 inches x 8 inches, over 3 days in November, 2010. I like painting sunsets. Sold.
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Seascape at Ballycotton Cliffs – Sold
Challenging painting. Using my thin rigger brush, painted each sunlit sparkle on the water. This painting got a very favourable response in my first exhibition in 2011. Sold.
Self-Portrait, 2010
Painted from a mirror reflection. So even though the painting depicts me as left-handed, I’m actually right-handed!
Rainy Sunset in the Strand Field – Sold
Introduced some florescent red and yellow to my palette to give the corn more of a sunlit brilliance. The view is looking east into the rain and rainy clouds, the sun is setting behind the viewer so there was a strange atmosphere of sunlight and rain. Sold.
Midleton Library Building: A Study in Red – Sold
Took some time to get into this, I had to translate not just from a reference photo to canvas, but also make up a colour scheme using red in every mix. Challenging but worth it! Sold.
Two Fulmars Near Youghal Lighthouse
In early April 2010, I was hoping to get a photo of birds up close but thought it was going to be impossible. Then when I was walking by the railing near the lighthouse, there below me, just a few feet away, were 3 pairs of Fulmars on the ledge. I took a shot of the nearest pair and the painting took off from that. I like the view from above looking down, a view I never did before.
Portrait of my Mother
Painted in March, 2010. At the time, I wanted to do a portrait for a change and painted my mother because she is dear to me. I like that there’s two light sources illuminating her; artificial light from above and daylight on her face.
Golden Sunset Over Garryvoe – Sold
It’s painted on a small board so the dabs and strokes of paint expressing illuminated clouds can be clearly seen. Sold.
Blood Red Sunset Over Garryvoe
A small painting, 8 inches by 6 inches of a sunset with the light rapidly dying and twilight creeping in.
Midwinter View of Garryvoe
In late December, 2009 a severe cold stretch of weather began that continued into early 2010. This painting records that time. Fortunately, because where I live is so close to the sea we were spared the worst of the snow and ice as can be seen from the fields, where muted greys and browns can be seen rather than a continuous blanket of white. This is my third painting in my series of painting the same view over four seasons.
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