Showing posts with label Kurt Jackson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kurt Jackson. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 August 2009

Hedgerow delight





Good Morning! Some bright bramble sweetness to start the day. I spotted these four colourful paintings by British contemporary artist Louise Gains in a magazine years ago. Being a hunter and a gatherer, I tore out the article and saved it for the right moment, as one does...

Louise's Hedge series of oil paintings were inspired by wild plant growth in the Wye Valley. These four "details" were then printed onto cotton and framed. I think they're beautiful. Her work reminds me of my favourite painter Kurt Jackson's Cornish hedge paintings.

Other "details" include the gorgeous Dandelion Sea and Parsley Shake collection.






Louise's earlier and more recent work can be found here. She has also created the mousespotter's guide to find sugar mice in strange places.

Saturday, 25 July 2009

Kurt Jackson


How can I possibly write about the World Beach Project without showing you an amazing painted etching by my favourite British artist Kurt Jackson? You will be hearing a lot about him in this blog.