Crossing the stream

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Lovely style, composition and colours.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Fri 05 Jun 08:18:00

Agree with Jenny. Such a joyful painting full of optimism Trevor.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 05 Jun 08:50:53

Love the vibrant colours

Posted by M. Gilbert on Fri 05 Jun 09:24:09

Really like how you've painted this Trevor

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 05 Jun 09:25:17

My Personal choice and preference for a palette Are each colours and more somber shades. I like this because it’s the opposite. Lovely cheerful and bright.

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Fri 05 Jun 10:38:45

Beautiful colours, love your style

Posted by Anne Pitts on Fri 05 Jun 10:41:47

So eye-catching and a lot of energy in this painting - beautiful!

Posted by Liezel Schultz on Fri 05 Jun 10:42:44

Beautiful Trevor

Posted by Susan Fisher on Fri 05 Jun 11:19:01

Very well crossed!

Posted by Juris Libeks on Fri 05 Jun 12:02:22

Very appealing style of painting, and very well executed.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Fri 05 Jun 12:26:03

Wow Trevor.....that’s quite special.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 05 Jun 14:41:30

This has a Japanese quality which is really lovely .

Posted by Helen Butterworth on Fri 05 Jun 16:18:27

Wonderful Trevor

Posted by Tanusree Ray on Mon 08 Jun 17:46:35

Lovely - bright and vibrant!

Posted by Michelle Hincks on Tue 09 Jun 07:58:16

So beautiful

Posted by Anjana Cawdell on Fri 12 Jun 17:38:31

Hang on Studio Wall

05/06/2020

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Oil on canvas 40ins x 32ins. Inspired by a walk in Randalstown Forest [County Antrim] in Spring, Bluebells and Primroses cover the ground.

About the Artist

trevor lawrence

Worked as an illustrator from technical art to advertising art and publishing, magazine illustration to film posters. Originally from Watford now resident in Co. Antrim, Has taught painting and has had work exhibited at The Royal Ulster Academy annual exhibition. Trevor also gives painting…

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