LARGE SCALE PAINTINGS
The first one I completed as a final piece in my AS level back when I was 17 (8 years ago!!).
This was a composition I had created on photoshop, playing with the opacity and layering pictures on top of each other.
I then painted wheat I had created with oil on canvas, it took me about 10 hours to paint
Below is a picture of my friend (who modelled for me to created the picture), this just shows the size of the painting and my subject!
Below is probably my favourite painting I have done. This was my final piece at A2, I was 18 when I created this.
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The theme was 'Nature and Mankind', I decided to go down the route of a tree trunk. If you look closely you can see there are rings separating sections, similar to when you slice a tree. Each section and throughout it has different types of natural and manmade images I have painted using various equipment and paints.
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There is brick walls, bark, cement, flowers, leaves etc, all created it a abstract styled. If you haven't realised already, I love big messy and bright paintings, so this one hangs proudly above my fireplace in my little London flat.
Another bright piece, this one was a media study when I was 17 doing my AS.
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The theme was 'Inside, Outside & In-between'. I decided to focus this whole project on rain water on a window.
The view from the inside, the rain being outside and the glass pain being the one thing in between.
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This painting was produced from a picture that I took from inside a car, you can see where the wipers have swiped and left the image behind is blurred.
You can also see where the rain droplets have settled on the windshield.
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This was painted using oil on canvas, it took me about 8 hours to paint.
This was a commission requested by someone, a really beautiful piece with a story behind it.
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A woman (the blonde subject), had a dog who sadly died at a young age of 5. So her son wanted a painting for her birthday to remember her dog she loved so dearly.
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This painting was a completely made up image. The woman is walking her dog in Bushy Park as she always did, the dog is walking towards two people in the background.
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These two people are relatives of hers who had passed away in the last 15 years. The dog is going to greet them.
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Such a touching and beautiful present, and a new challenge for me creating a piece from my own imagination and a collection of pictures I had been given to produce a realistic image of the dog and people.