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I’m always drawn to how the light falls at different times of the day and the unique colours in both the sky and on the landscape below and this impressionist sunrise painting really captures that.

The landscape paintings below capture my unique contemporary impressionist and abstract style, all in acrylic with varied brushwork, luminous colour and subtle texture.

This new painting was my inspired by my recent trip to Dorset with its vast vistas and views that go on for miles and miles. It’s actually quite minimalist compared to a lot of my usual smaller paintings but I just felt it worked.

Could this painting be your next favourite……..

I replicate energy through expressive brushstrokes, subtly recreating the sense of atmosphere found in the shadows along the horizon and in the ever shifting, changing light of the sky.

Clouds are a fascinating subject, because the scenes are constantly evolving and changing every second. You can look down at your sketchbook and try to paint what you’re seeing, then glance back up to find it changed, so you must either start again or continually adapt over and over.

It always surprises me what you can capture through the use of paint, whether it’s the blending of colours or the texture in the smallest of details capturing the light and shadow.

The series explores the changing light on the landscape at different times of day and across the seasons showing how light can vary so dramatically and celebrating the challenge of capturing its fleeting beauty.

Why not transform your space with this beautiful small landscape painting with it’s wispy clouds gently cascading across the sky with all the different blues ever moving and changing.

A selection of my landscape paintings in various sizes and showing the different seasons and different times of the day.

It is painted on paper so I had to be a mix of deliberate and spontaneous with the brushstrokes as the paint dried so quickly. You just can’t work the same way as you would with canvas where you have time to blend or add colour.

This gorgeous large sunset painting would grace any wall with its stunning colours and the contrast of light and dark shadows at the very moment the sun sinks below the horizon.

I often feel that capturing the atmosphere of the landscape and a memory and mood are more important than precise detail.

The palette is predominantly neutral with warm undertones and the brushwork a mix of confident, broad and delicate layers.

You can see here a wide range of styles, some more abstract than others and some a little more impressionistic. It just depends on your taste and what would suit your space.

Which one would be your favourite……….