Blue bells in Everdon

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Lucky colleague - paintings of bluebells can be distressingly predictable, but I like this because you're in the painting, not being invited to wander up some pretty path but confronted with the depths of the wood.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Mon 30 Jul 11:51:19

A lovely series of paintings. This is my favorite - I agree with Robert, the painting really engages the viewer and gives a sense of being deep inside the wood.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Mon 30 Jul 14:20:40

Beautiful dappled sunlight, a lovely painting.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Mon 30 Jul 15:31:38

I agree with the above Wyndham, a lovely deep painting. Have you added some imagery to the trunk of the nearest tree?

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 30 Jul 19:38:14

Lovely painting

Posted by Glennis Weston on Tue 31 Jul 08:30:21

I agree with all the above comments. Very nice :)

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Tue 31 Jul 09:38:57

Thanks for the feedback! I like the idea of drawing people into the picture so that you are part of it. Strong sunlight creating dappling and shadows are a particular favourite.

Posted by Wyndham Sexon on Tue 31 Jul 10:59:42

Love the away you have kept the light through the background trees, Brilliant.

Posted by Fred Elwell on Tue 31 Jul 15:48:54

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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One of a series painted for a colleague.

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Wyndham Sexon

I am an Artist & Illustrator and I have studied A-level Art, BTEC Art & Design & BA-Hons in Graphic Art & illustration. I have been drawing & painting all my life and use traditional methods to my work. I have used various tools & Mediums but I find best results from using Acrylics. I also make 3D…

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