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Art Medium: Pastel and Watercolour Pencil Drawing
Image Size: Original Artwork available in different sizes (with slight variations) From £25
A4 Prints and Greeting Cards available
Commissions Invited
Drawings in Pastel and Watercolour Pencil and Art on Shells
Please mention the Sussex Artists website
Phone: 01903 232648
Mobile: 07904690030
Email: claudineperonne@talktalk.net
Website: claudinesart.co.uk
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I draw the inner life – the invisible world of dreams, feelings and inner experiences. Some of my images come to me in dreams and others appear in waking life. My artwork is about inner listening and perceiving and giving form to fleeting images, which seem to belong to the life of a mysterious, invisible reality which I cannot express with ordinary language. My art images tell the story of my inner journey and for me, form a bridge between the inner world and the outer world.
I use watercolour pencils, soft pastels and ink to give form to the ‘unseen‘ and occasionally clay. Since Summer 2012, I have been using new media for my art and images: Sea shells and small pebbles, which I collect from Worthing beach and the banks of the River Adur in Shoreham-by-Sea.
If you have any questions about the images displayed in the galleries or would like more information about the artwork for sale or about my work in general, please contact me.
My painted shells and some of my small framed pictures are displayed at the Shoreham Gallery and at Inspired by the Sea shop (near Worthing Pier) all year round. I regularly take part in local exhibitions and arts events. You can find details of current and future arts events on my Website.
I am a member of the West Sussex Art Society and the Shoreham Gallery.
Art Medium: Pastel and Watercolour Pencil Drawing
Image Size: Original Artwork available in different sizes (with slight variations) From £25
A4 Prints and Greeting Cards available
Commissions Invited
Drawings in Pastel and Watercolour Pencil and Art on Shells
Please mention the Sussex Artists website
Phone: 01903 232648
Mobile: 07904690030
Email: claudineperonne@talktalk.net
Website: claudinesart.co.uk
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
I draw the inner life – the invisible world of dreams, feelings and inner experiences. Some of my images come to me in dreams and others appear in waking life. My artwork is about inner listening and perceiving and giving form to fleeting images, which seem to belong to the life of a mysterious, invisible reality which I cannot express with ordinary language. My art images tell the story of my inner journey and for me, form a bridge between the inner world and the outer world.
I use watercolour pencils, soft pastels and ink to give form to the ‘unseen‘ and occasionally clay. Since Summer 2012, I have been using new media for my art and images: Sea shells and small pebbles, which I collect from Worthing beach and the banks of the River Adur in Shoreham-by-Sea.
If you have any questions about the images displayed in the galleries or would like more information about the artwork for sale or about my work in general, please contact me.
My painted shells and some of my small framed pictures are displayed at the Shoreham Gallery and at Inspired by the Sea shop (near Worthing Pier) all year round. I regularly take part in local exhibitions and arts events. You can find details of current and future arts events on my Website.
I am a member of the West Sussex Art Society and the Shoreham Gallery.
Commissions Invited
St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex
Original Art For Sale
Art Tuition For Children
Phone: 07377 400083
Email: sheilmrtn@icloud.com
Please mention the Sussex Artists website
Web: henrose.co.uk
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Sheila Martin has been painting avidly for 12 years. She retired from being a chef 6 years ago and had been working in offices previously. Sheila lived in Kelvedon in Braintree Essex and attended various art classes and progressed from there, before recently moving to St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex.
Art is all about emotion, feeling and giving to others. It is such a wonderful thing to do to start from scratch and build up a painting for people to enjoy. So Sheila never did art for a living prior to retirement, but has been able to recently enjoy success and build a reputation to be able to hold solo exhibitions.
She likes to paint in all types of media, she uses pebeo golds and silvers, glitter and masking fluid. When she went to school there were never all these wonderful art colours and medias to hand. Flowers and forests are her main works.
I have a CRB and would like to take them for 2 to 3 hours on a lesson. I feel that what I do helps the brain to focus and stops boredom by painting pictures. I have been commissioned work by various people over the last 2 years
30 October to 7 November - Tree Show at the Star Brewery Gallery, Castle Ditch Lane, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 1YJ
A group exhibition celebrating trees in reality and the imagination.
Artists: Peter Messer, Andrew Fitchett, Tom Benjamin, Marco Crivello, Rachel Plummer, Carolyn Trant, Paul Newland, Michael Munday, Rue Asher, Nichola Campbell, Sheila Martin, Mark Munroe-Preston, Emma Jamison, Pauline Devaney, Chris Hill, Harry George Brayne, Sarah Ffitch-Heyes, Tate Paviour, Keith A. Pettit (courtesy of Sarah O’Kane Contemporary Fine Art), Neeta Pedersen
A large square canvas of a happy and hopeful path through a Spring wood. Colours are greens, cream, light yellow, rich wine reds and purples. Expressionist and Impressionist in style, thick paint, slightly shiny. Painted on deep edge canvas, dark wine red edges so frame not necessary.
Commissions Invited
Forest Row, East Sussex
Fine Artist and Art Tutor
Address: 49 Hartfield Road, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5BY, England
Mobile: 07815 036 576
Phone: 01342 826 676
Please mention the Sussex Artists website
Email: artist@gillbustamante.com
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On moving to East Grinstead in the late 80's, I began painting for an art agent that specialised in animal, people and bespoke portraits and soon became skilled at painting dogs and horses in a classical style. I also took on mural painting commissions and wrote and illustrated a few children's books.
In the late 90's I began teaching art adult education courses for Central Sussex College as well as running my own art courses. I sell my paintings mostly in on-line galleries but also through galleries and exhibitions. I have exhibited at the Mall galleries in London, Chelsea open exhibition, local galleries such as Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, The Hawth Theatre, Sheffield Park, Lingfield, Brighton festival, Shoreham gallery and many others.
My goal is a) to paint a masterpiece one day b) help other people to get the thrill from their creating their own art that I get.
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a) When I was 4 and in a convent school I won the ‘best painting of an angel’ competition. I won a handkerchief and a plastic flower.
b) When I was 9 I came first in a local painting competition for painting a picture of my house. It was a surprise as I had chucked it away a few weeks earlier when I got cross with it – not knowing my Dad had found it in the bin and entered into the competition. I still have the photo that was in the local paper of me looking simultaneously stupid, pleased and disgusted as the Mayor gave me my prize. I won a £5 book token.
c) When I was 11. I became the proud owner of a Blue Peter badge which I won for painting an underwater scene in a competition in 1979. I won a plastic badge with a boat on it.
d) When I was 37. I won an award for best wildlife painting in an on-line competition where people voted for best painting. I never got my prize as the website went down a week later.
e) When I was 48. I won first prize in the Danehill Art Fair. I won £250 (yay – an actual prize!)
That was possibly the best my illustrious competition winning career is going to get but at least I can genuinely call myself ‘award winning’ – impressive eh?
"Gill is a superb artist whose paintings exude life and emotions. She has done a superb job for us, I could never have hoped for better."
Dominique Cook – Director at Narconon
"I have had the pleasure of auctioning Gill's work at various fundraising events where she has donated works for charitable donations and the quality and detail of her work has always created gasps in the audience and has also helped the organisations I have worked for producing very rewarding bids which is a testament to her standards as an artist."
Mike Ricketts - Practice Manager at The Weight Loss Centre
"For Gill Bustamante each painting speaks more than a thousand words, each picture has a personality all of its own. It is like time has stood still at that particular point in time.
She is a brilliant artist and I have seen her art evolve over the last few years, she has captured seasons and nature with the upmost detail and her art is really reaching out to its intended audience."
Trish Parkinson - Director - Renewable Energy at Smart Green
"Gill's paintings are exquisite. The movement in her horses is exceptional and I love viewing her work. She has an uncanny ability to depict animals as if they are in motion right in front of you, they seem so alive. I would unhesitatingly recommend Gill as an animal portrait artist."
Liz Bailey – Published Author
"Gill is a fantastic and talented artist"
Julie Boyle, Owner at B Gallery
“Gill is a brilliant teacher. She is a great artist and her animal portraits are beautiful and full of life. She really captures the unique characteristics and personality of her model, whether they are horses or cats... I would love for her to make a portrait of my cat!"
Christine Sotiriou – French Teacher and Counsellor
"I have bought a number of Gill's paintings for myself and to give as presents over the years - I see them hanging in pride of place in several houses. Her portrait of my brother's dog is an incredible likeness and really captures the spirit of a much-loved family pet."
Andrea Grant-Webb - Owner, Broomfield Books Limited
"Magical images of animal portraits, colourful and delightful . . . a child's dream world . . ."
Stefania Priori - Designer & Sales Director at Gorgeous Bunch
"Gill's portraits are exceptionally alive and full of colour. Her animal portraits reflect real character and personality as well as being beautiful works in themselves."
Mike Garside - Owner of Good Reputations Marketing Consultancy
"Gill is a tremendously talented painter, and I have one of her pictures hanging in my house."
Malcolm Gellatly - Director at TMS Systems Ltd
"Gill does the best Animal Portraits I've ever seen. They are fantastic!"
Teresa Kane - Office Manager at The Bath Business
I had so much fun painting this! I used lots of different sized brushes and tons of thick
paint which I just kept applying until I felt I was at least beginning to approximate the enthusiasm of nature when it makes a summer garden. As usual, in my latest, paintings,
there is a path through the garden that leads somewhere. It is up to the viewer to
decide where but it will be somewhere fantastic.
Commissions Invited
Forest Row, East Sussex
Fine Artist and Art Tutor
Address: 49 Hartfield Road, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5BY, England
Mobile: 07815 036 576
Phone: 01342 826 676
Please mention the Sussex Artists website
Email: artist@gillbustamante.com
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
On moving to East Grinstead in the late 80's, I began painting for an art agent that specialised in animal, people and bespoke portraits and soon became skilled at painting dogs and horses in a classical style. I also took on mural painting commissions and wrote and illustrated a few children's books.
In the late 90's I began teaching art adult education courses for Central Sussex College as well as running my own art courses. I sell my paintings mostly in on-line galleries but also through galleries and exhibitions. I have exhibited at the Mall galleries in London, Chelsea open exhibition, local galleries such as Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, The Hawth Theatre, Sheffield Park, Lingfield, Brighton festival, Shoreham gallery and many others.
My goal is a) to paint a masterpiece one day b) help other people to get the thrill from their creating their own art that I get.
The Video is best seen larger by rotating your phone to get maximum width.
The Video is best seen larger by rotating your phone to get maximum width.
a) When I was 4 and in a convent school I won the ‘best painting of an angel’ competition. I won a handkerchief and a plastic flower.
b) When I was 9 I came first in a local painting competition for painting a picture of my house. It was a surprise as I had chucked it away a few weeks earlier when I got cross with it – not knowing my Dad had found it in the bin and entered into the competition. I still have the photo that was in the local paper of me looking simultaneously stupid, pleased and disgusted as the Mayor gave me my prize. I won a £5 book token.
c) When I was 11. I became the proud owner of a Blue Peter badge which I won for painting an underwater scene in a competition in 1979. I won a plastic badge with a boat on it.
d) When I was 37. I won an award for best wildlife painting in an on-line competition where people voted for best painting. I never got my prize as the website went down a week later.
e) When I was 48. I won first prize in the Danehill Art Fair. I won £250 (yay – an actual prize!)
That was possibly the best my illustrious competition winning career is going to get but at least I can genuinely call myself ‘award winning’ – impressive eh?
"Gill is a superb artist whose paintings exude life and emotions. She has done a superb job for us, I could never have hoped for better."
Dominique Cook – Director at Narconon
"I have had the pleasure of auctioning Gill's work at various fundraising events where she has donated works for charitable donations and the quality and detail of her work has always created gasps in the audience and has also helped the organisations I have worked for producing very rewarding bids which is a testament to her standards as an artist."
Mike Ricketts - Practice Manager at The Weight Loss Centre
"For Gill Bustamante each painting speaks more than a thousand words, each picture has a personality all of its own. It is like time has stood still at that particular point in time.
She is a brilliant artist and I have seen her art evolve over the last few years, she has captured seasons and nature with the upmost detail and her art is really reaching out to its intended audience."
Trish Parkinson - Director - Renewable Energy at Smart Green
"Gill's paintings are exquisite. The movement in her horses is exceptional and I love viewing her work. She has an uncanny ability to depict animals as if they are in motion right in front of you, they seem so alive. I would unhesitatingly recommend Gill as an animal portrait artist."
Liz Bailey – Published Author
"Gill is a fantastic and talented artist"
Julie Boyle, Owner at B Gallery
“Gill is a brilliant teacher. She is a great artist and her animal portraits are beautiful and full of life. She really captures the unique characteristics and personality of her model, whether they are horses or cats... I would love for her to make a portrait of my cat!"
Christine Sotiriou – French Teacher and Counsellor
"I have bought a number of Gill's paintings for myself and to give as presents over the years - I see them hanging in pride of place in several houses. Her portrait of my brother's dog is an incredible likeness and really captures the spirit of a much-loved family pet."
Andrea Grant-Webb - Owner, Broomfield Books Limited
"Magical images of animal portraits, colourful and delightful . . . a child's dream world . . ."
Stefania Priori - Designer & Sales Director at Gorgeous Bunch
"Gill's portraits are exceptionally alive and full of colour. Her animal portraits reflect real character and personality as well as being beautiful works in themselves."
Mike Garside - Owner of Good Reputations Marketing Consultancy
"Gill is a tremendously talented painter, and I have one of her pictures hanging in my house."
Malcolm Gellatly - Director at TMS Systems Ltd
"Gill does the best Animal Portraits I've ever seen. They are fantastic!"
Teresa Kane - Office Manager at The Bath Business
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