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Bringing Hope (2019)Oil painting by Belinda Reynell

100 x 100 x 4.5cm (unframed) / 100 x 100cm (actual image size)

67 Artist Reviews

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Bringing Hope is a painting of positivity and how great being by the sea makes you feel. It always lifts your spirits. This painting is based on the North Devon beaches that I go to regularly for walking, sketching and watching my sons surf. It's painted over 3 or 4 days, layering paint to create the desired atmosphere and texture that I want. I've also used cold wax and linseed oil to create contrasting finishes. It's on a block canvas which has painted Paynes grey edges. It's ready to hang.

Materials used:

Oil, Canvas, Wax Medium and Linseed oil.

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#oil painting#seascape#abstract#landscape#sand dunes#sky#sea#expressive#surf#atmospheric#sand#saunton sands#saunton#devon beaches
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Bringing Hope is a painting of positivity and how great being by the sea makes you feel. It always lifts your spirits. This painting is based on the North Devon beaches that I go to regularly for walking, sketching and watching my sons surf. It's painted over 3 or 4 days, layering paint to create the desired atmosphere and texture that I want. I've also used cold wax and linseed oil to create contrasting finishes. It's on a block canvas which has painted Paynes grey edges. It's ready to hang.

Materials used:

Oil, Canvas, Wax Medium and Linseed oil.

Details:

Tags:

#oil painting#seascape#abstract#landscape#sand dunes#sky#sea#expressive#surf#atmospheric#sand#saunton sands#saunton#devon beaches
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Belinda is an award-winning landscape artist living and working in Devon. She finds herself more drawn to the abstract, by absorbing herself in the landscape and then working in the... Read more

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