Walking in the Antrim Hills by George Burch
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Acrylic - 7" x 12" on mount board. This is something I enjoy doing with the paint left on my palette having finished a painting. That is, using it up by making a random pattern of marks with my palette knife on off cuts of mount board - sometimes this triggers an idea that can be worked on further. On this occasion I'd just been for a long walk in the Antrim hills near Glenarm and colours and textures produced aligned very much with the memory of that landscape.
About the Artist
George Burch
A self-taught Irish artist living and working in Belfast. A landscape / seascape painter I work in a variety of mediums that includes watercolour, pastel, acrylic and oil. In my work I’m more interested in trying to capture the atmosphere of a scene rather than the specific detail of place and large…
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