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Here are some of my recent experiments with paint. I also post a selection of work in progress, and completed work, on the Surrey Artists Network.  See my Photos page on the Surrey Artists Network website: 

http://www.surreyartistsnetwork.net/photo/photo/listForContributor?screenName=2a99ari328mgl


Started last year, just finished this month (June 2010).  Location Bosham. UK, Oil on board. Painted outside mostly. Final version slightly adjusted. Sold.  

 


"Lost Painting/Grave Cloth" experiment.  Household paint, pigment, and varying degrees of PVA and water.  Then some washing. 



 

Painting experiment example from sketchbook



"Pottery and Painting" Oil on Board. 2010

My experiments with clay last year and early this year have influenced the way that I approach painting.  Throwing pots on the wheel, creating handbuilt vessels and sculptures; these activities have fed into my work with paint.


"Not An Apocalyptic Landscape" 2010.  Oil on Board.




"Waiting for Paint to Dry"  Jenny Meehan 2010  Acrylic on Card. Sold

  


"Branch" 2010

Egg tempera on casein ground, on hardboard.



"Landscape, I Will / Blot Landscape"  2010 Oil on hardboard



"When Trust Breaks/Poetic Landscape"  2010  Oil on canvas  

 


"Hello Picasso!" Oil on board


"St Pancras" 2010



"USB" Oil on board 2010



"Sack Of A Great House/Arise"  Acrylic, pigment, filler, on board. 2011



"Bandage Box" (in situ on my doorstep.)  Acrylic, filler,bandages, on canvas 2010



"Running/First Storm Painting" 2010 Acrylic, filler,pigment on card.



"Entrance"  Filler, acrylic paint, canvas, board  2010



"Underpainting for an Oncoming Realisation/"Boatman" (based on Turner's "Chichester Harbour" painting) 2010



Chalk Lump on West Dean Estate/Grip  Oil on Canvas 2010



"Chalk Egg on West Dean Estate/Just Landed" Oil on board 2010

One of the "chalk stones " on the "Chalk Stone Trail" created by Andy Goldsworthy and installed in June 2002.  They are measuring the weathering and durability of the stones. 

 


"Fallen" Oil on Canvas 2010



 


 
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