Rebecca Vincent Artさんのイラストまとめ

This moody seascape is reminiscent of the Scottish coastline - not a particular place but rather the idea of a jutting headland with the swirling sky and glowering sea. Northern lights giclee print - available here: https://t.co/N83RGMlxFA #artstudio #gicleeprint #scottishart

New! Moonlight, #DunstanburghCastle Original still available! Have you visited this famous landmark on the #Northumberland coast? A crescent moon hangs over the ruins of the castle and moonlight dances on the water as the final colours of sunset slip away
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How'd you describe this landform? Tump, clump, copse? Any more? I called this one ""Hill Top Stand"". Can anyone remember the myth of a circle of trees that were cut down and brought bad luck? I've made many imaginative images like this. Greetings cards:
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Touch a Chord: one of a series of fiery skies I made recently. As in music where a chord gives a richer sound than a single note, so it is with colours where a range of reds and oranges are more powerful than a single colour. Original sold, card available
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This fiery sky began as an exploration in colour. I wanted to achieve a #sunset sky that wasn't delicate pinks but brooding, powerful reds. People often ask me how I get the colours to glow - the blues and greys activate the reds and oranges. Original sold https://t.co/6g2BW08JMc

A field of poppies in bloom is a glorious sight. Capturing it in ink was tricky but I found a solution using a little-known inking method that allowed me to roll one colour across another without them mixing. Print available #poppies https://t.co/i5Bi6J8E3p

Working in a tall format gives me space to depict the recession of fields in space. This piece continued the theme of patchwork landscape that I've worked with over the last few years. There are powerful colour contrasts in the foreground.

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#dunstanburgh

"Shepherd's Cottage" etching is not a single view. It brings together many of the key elements in my work - trees, fields, hills, sky, a human dwelling and memories of the #RibbleheadViaduct Print now sold out. Cards available from @artangelsltd stockists https://t.co/RrQYD1qc2Q

People often ask me what the patterns signify in my work - is it roots or geology below the ground or agricultural land marks? All on these and none! When I'm working, my focus is just on colour and pattern and creating beautiful patterns in nature.
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A glorious meadow with poppies in full bloom. I do these more summery pictures from time to time as a seasonal change from my more wintery work. I wanted to incorporate more varied shades of red and orange to give light and variety.
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