West Coast Waves – painting
£295.00
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Product of: Isle of Harris
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A large mixed media painting of waves rolling into a west coast beach, by Susie Lamb in the Isle of Harris.
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A mixed media painting on canvas, 24 inches by 30 inches, of waves rolling in towards a wide sandy beach.
Susie Lamb paints in the Isle of Harris. She builds her paintings up in layers of colour and movement, then scratches and sketches back into them.
Mauve and grey cloud sits over a pink horizon, with dark hills and a rust-coloured slope beneath. The sea comes in as two clear rolls of blue and white. The bottom third is thick golden sand, textured with the West Harris sand she works into the paint.
An original, and sized to hold a big wall on its own.
Painted in the Isle of Harris · Acrylic, watercolour, pastel, ink and sand from West Harris · On canvas · 24in x 30in · Original
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I have always been drawn to the colourful things in life. The tones and movements in the natural world which lift the spirit and grip the attention for hours. I have long worked in watercolour, pastels and acrylic, enjoying the directness and energy of pigment on paper while teaching art in schools. I now use these in combination with ink, charcoal and found natural materials.
My work attempts to embrace colour and capture the energy of the wildlife and landscapes of Scotland by using pigment in expressive and often abstract ways.
My influences are the seascapes and skies of the coastal edges, particularly the movements at sunrise and sunset. Drawn to the ever-changing appearances of the island landscapes during the shifts in light, I attempt to catch the feel of these moments in time using colour and texture.
I use acrylics, watercolour, soft pastels, stone and and sand in my paintings; creating layers of colour and movement by the use of loose brush work alongside the use of palette knives, twigs and other found objects. The paint is scratched and sketched onto and into with pastels and ink.