"The artist...is also a born adventurer. His explorations, unlike those of a tourist, are rewarded by the discovery of beauty spots unmentioned in the guide books, and with tireless curiosity and an exceptional proneness to wonderment, he will come upon objects of remarkable interest overlooked or even shunned by more disciplined observers."
Augustus John, R.A.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Almost Finished
Colour 9, a darker green in a few areas, only the final details on the crag to add next and then it will be finished.
Stuart, this is looking absolutely stunning! You have such a great way with the "big picture" of the landscape. Makes me want to try to tackle a wider view... while simultaneously making want to turn in my tools.
I studied illustration at Dyfed College of Art, Carmarthen, graduating in 1984. The works shown on this site are based on observations and drawings made directly from life in the field. The field sketches are mostly drawn using a Rotring Art Pen or a soft 6B pencil. The finished studio pieces are generally linocuts but I have recently started working with drypoints and mezzotints. Further information and more examples of my artwork can be found by following the link below to my website.
"Observation of nature is part of an artist's life, it enlarges his form and knowledge, keeps him fresh and from working only by formula, and feeds inspiration." Henry Moore.
On Drawing
"For me drawing is the basis of all visual language, for the art of drawing is a way of seeing and celebrating the world." Professor Ken Howard, R.A.
All artwork shown is copyright Stuart Brocklehurst unless stated otherwise.
2 comments:
Stuart, this is looking absolutely stunning! You have such a great way with the "big picture" of the landscape. Makes me want to try to tackle a wider view... while simultaneously making want to turn in my tools.
Thanks Sherrie. Its very encouraging to have such comments from someone whose work I look at and think; why can't I do that.
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