For images and further discussion see Sketchbook 5: Aldeburgh
http://orwellpressartpublishing.com/
Honor Surie abstract acrylics
Glynn Thomas copperplate etching http://www.glynnthomas.com/index.php
Maggi Hambling
See post
Olivia Lemenech Gill
website: http://www.oliviagill.com
My daughter bought me ‘Where My Wellies Take Me’ I really like the wistful dreamy style of this. Also her detailed Drypoint and collage in other works.
Want to do a proper analysis of this one and try out some of her techniques in my work on Aldeburgh – that place is particularly suited to her type style.
Mark Yardley
Mark Yardley focuses on subjects reclaimed by nature, such as old abandoned fishing boats, rusted chains and even the door latches of shoreline beach huts, zooming in on these subjects choosing interesting areas where paint may be peeling and patterns may be forming. He works mainly in watercolours and gouache. Using a fairly wet page he lets the paints blend and seep out and then adds detail with dry brush strokes once the page has dried. He also incorporates texture into some of his paintings using card, layers of paper and textured pastes.
Julie Driscoll
small oils

Anne Paton
Ink line

Ruth McCabe
layered watercolour


Sarah Johnson



Beth Andrew

Jelly Green

charcoal and cows
Colin Slee

Semi abstract painting
http://www.ryeartgallery.co.uk/gallery-artists/438/c/662/colin-slee/paintings-drawings
Charcoal and acryllic, mixed media and pastel
http://www.suffolkpainters.co.uk/index.cgi?choice=painter&pid=1238
Steve Higton

Jason Gathorne Hardy
http://www.sarajohnson-art.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/pen-wash/p1060183-50.jpg
Graphite sketches of birds. Also charcoal line on hotpressed??paper
