Rebecca Vincent Artさんのイラストまとめ

How would 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:
https://t.co/sjpblbU5N1

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/6g2BVZR8nC

Windswept Trees etching. Are the patterns meant to represent something? The idea began as a limestone pavement with cracks and grooves but as it developed I added more patterns and it became more abstract in nature like a patchwork quilt. #windy https://t.co/6Jmb29deIP

A group of trees on a hill is a common sight in #Northumberland. Many people have contacted me with their photos of hill top trees which is really touching. Such a simple subject but one that resonates with us. Why is that? Original now in Australia! https://t.co/SvIyHQkyQ2

With this landscape, I returned to my earlier theme of seeing the landscape as a patchwork of fields. The strongly coloured foreground has a sense of the recession of plough lines but is really a great excuse for having fun with colour and pattern! https://t.co/hpZwoJG0tL

"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.
https://t.co/n092quliQI"

Designed to be crisp and dramatic, The Heart of the Earth has powerful undulating patterns that suggest #Geology heat and hidden depths. The windswept trees stand out against the pure white sky. https://t.co/iltmg3PgN3

Drawing on inspiration from Scottish islands, Sunset beyond the Headlands is an imagined view. The colours in the sea mirror those in the sky to give a sense of reflected light. The headlands were printed using paper stencils and shades of indigo ink. https://t.co/USKLJyWlLN

"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.
https://t.co/sQAs2SBRvz"

"Do you enjoy watching the quiet patience of a heron fishing in a pond or lake? There's something about the dusky grey feathers and the bend in their necks which is mesmerizing. This image is available as a greetings card. Part of my #BritishBirds series.
https://t.co/zUdp9Ycdha