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Natural world artist, raised in Cornwall & currently enjoying Oxfordshire. Click link for news & events or to book a studio visit.

Trying something different today - an exercise in

Trying something different today - an exercise in abstract composition and colour matching.Using a small crop from Peter Lanyon's 'Botallack' I'm attempting to recreate his limited palette. It's been really fun to mix the colours and see how close to them I'm already getting in my large drafts.The brief I've crafted for my studio practice this year includes quite a complex element (I'll disclose more once I've actually attempted it!) so this has been an engaging start point to get a feel for how it might come about.Feeling a growing sense of huge shifts in my practice this year, largely thanks to the amazing teachings and tutorials from @newlynartschool. Many thanks @jesseleroy66 @marieclairehamon @nina.royle @danpyneartist

Detail from my curiosity pieces!Back at these wi

Detail from my curiosity pieces!Back at these wide format paper drafts today and having fun with exploring marks that might be suitable to capture the essence of this place.This new softer colour scheme is feeling good for this brief, I'm getting quite excited about where this is going.It's wonderful to have this freedom of no deadlines, no hard and fast targets, simply crafting a brief that excites me and allowing it the space to take me on its journey.Awesome 🤎

Mastering colour.... well, trying to!!One of my

Mastering colour.... well, trying to!!One of my focus topics for this first quarter is to spend time every week mastering colour. Refining my understanding, exploring new colour schemes and seeking out palettes best suited to this years new work.It's captivating, hypnotic, immersive. I spent 2 hours on it today and it felt like half an hour. Love it 💙🧡💛🤎

I've posted these out of order 😄This is the f

I've posted these out of order 😄This is the first of my preliminary drafts for a new brief I'm working with. The length of this for reference is 3.7m - that's scaled down from the actual canvas version!I'm aiming to spend 6 months to a year developing this new body of work and it's going to be something quite different for me.Having spent the first two studio sessions this week colour mixing and the third gathering further reference material and drafting possible compositions, I felt that today I wanted to put something together to see how I feel about it.At this stage it has potential!Lots more background work needed, further site visits once we're out of lockdown and more colour exploration to be done.Stay tuned to see how this progresses 🤎🤍🧡

Oooh chocolaty... yummy!

Oooh chocolaty... yummy!

Who loves statement pieces?'Landscape Mashup' is

Who loves statement pieces?'Landscape Mashup' is one of my biggest paintings to date at 2.4m wide. I love it! The size and dark palette give it such a presence - imagine how this would look in your open plan home or contemporary office!Available on my website or DM me for details. You can come to the studio for a viewing outdoors (weather permitting) and collection - it's comprised of 3 panels of 1m x 80cm so fits into most cars!www.nataliedayartist.com
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