Fine & digital artist, working in inks. Guest artist at Saatchi Gallery London 2 years running. Now living in France \o/ https://jomortimer25.wixsite.com/original-art
never enter competitions but John #Ruskin Prize 2019 I made final shortlist They said: your work has not been shortlisted but it did reach the penultimate stages of judging reaching the long list of just 150 artists. Given the strength of this years applicants you should be encouraged by this news."
Trying to step back and let the paintings paint themselves. Faster, looser, playful and bold. 10x10” watercolor. #artsky#artyear#painting#landscapes#watercolors#greensat
#294 – “The Jack Pine”
Painting by @jeffdillonfineart, 36” x 36”
There is something grounding in the natural forms of northern Ontario. The pines, the rugged shorelines, and the long grasses shaped by the wind all have a quiet strength.
#canadianartist#landscapepainting#groupofseveninspired
Happy 6th birthday to this drawing, 34-41 Shambles, York. The white gable, 35, 36 Shambles, is the Margaret Clitherow, a shrine to a Roman Catholic martyr of the 16th century.
#ArchitecturalIllustration#pencil#drawing#ArtYear
"Remember, nice, normal, sensible people still outnumber the screaming loons. Social media sometimes gives a very depressing & scary false assessment. Have a lovely day. Here’s a cat."
- Ricky Gervais, 2021
#MenWithCats
Here's some #flowers for you :) Original ink line drawing scanned and coloured digitally, the original line drawing was then painted in acrylic inks and is #SOLD#art#acrylic#ink#artist#digital
The Bavarian Supermoon
My idea for this supermoon was to capture it with typical Bavarian landscape elements: an old tree and a little chapel. Everything turned out well.
Upper Bavaria, Germany
#landscapephotography#landschaftsfotografie#supermoon#supermond
My name is Jeff Dillon and I’m a Canadian 🇨🇦 landscape painter. This are some of my petite bird paintings and I’d love to hear what you think. Jeff (#211 – “Windy Jasper Range,” Painting by @jeffdillonfineart, Original Size: 24″ x 12″)
The Japanese word “tsundoku” describes the secret habit of acquiring books and then letting them pile up without necessarily ever reading them. I plead guilty! For some, just possessing a book is sometimes enough (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)