Up high and far away

Comments

I don't think I would ever have the patience, or the skill, to paint branches in such detail. Amazing.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Sun 28 Feb 10:04:37

Stunning, as are all your winter scenes. I'm quite in awe!

Posted by Mark Annison on Sun 28 Feb 12:32:37

Amazing trees!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sun 28 Feb 12:44:09

Love all the snow scenes you’ve posted, Martin - such beautiful detailed work. Out of interest, what size are they?

Posted by Jenny Harris on Sun 28 Feb 13:18:11

You have a terrific portfolio Martin, very accomplished work.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 28 Feb 17:12:32

Lovely work in all four, I still refer to your articles in earlier Artist magazines even though I have no opportunity now to paint snow! I live in Malta!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Mon 01 Mar 14:04:07

Beautiful and amazing detail

Posted by Sarah Stanley on Mon 01 Mar 18:43:20

Really like the hint of warmth running through the trees and foreground grasses

Posted by Rachel Wood on Tue 02 Mar 05:34:49

Love the light coming in through the trees. Amazing work.

Posted by Toulla Hadjigeorgiou on Tue 02 Mar 11:17:17

Love these trees, Martin.

Posted by Shirley May on Wed 03 Mar 17:46:12

Looks so real and inviting, I'm sure I could never paint with such detail and accuracy, fantastic

Posted by Paul Shepherd on Wed 10 Mar 14:32:29

Bit disappointed with this post, it does not show the whole composition, might try and upload it again. In my article 'Developing your drawing' which you can see on this website, I show preliminary idea drawings from my sketchbook, worth taking a look if you like this painting. Martin

Posted by Martin Taylor on Sat 20 Mar 11:13:13

Hang on Studio Wall

28/02/2021

8 likes

836 views

This was painted from a high viewpoint, actually up a tree in a bird watch giving a different perspective to the scene.

About the Artist

Martin Taylor

I was born in 1954 and am now based in Northamptonshire. I studied at the Ealing School of Art, Wimbledon School of Art and Goldsmith’s College. My work reflects a love of nature, played out in detailed studies of the countryside which surround my studio, a converted stable on a farm. Every…

View full profile

More by Martin Taylor