Fjøløy
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A gouache, line and wash painting on Fabriano of a fantastic part of south west Norway, Fjøløly. This area was occupied during world war two and the guns are still here. It's a thought provoking eerie place and makes a nice painting I hope.
About the Artist
John O’Neill
Born in Belfast in 1966 and a lifelong painter. A resident of Stavanger Norway between 2018 and 2021 with a UK base near Reading England and in Aberdeen, Scotland. Most recent work is Scottish landscape, urban scenes and contemporary Norwegian landscape, often working in oils or gouache, line &…
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