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This picture painted by Michael Brobson using professional quality Acrylic paint on Board
This painting depicts a sea rescue from an inflatable raft.
Framed in a wooden frame ready to hang (size 670 x 510
This picture painted by Michael Brobson using professional quality Acrylic paint on a canvas covered Board is offered for sale with in a wooden frame.
A very detailed soft pastel portrait of a sheep with horns set against a pale blue sky.
The painting has a white mount and black frame and measures, frame included, 42cm x 42cm.
This picture painted with Acrylic paint on board and framed white painted frame (380 X 380) is ready to hang on the wall of the nursery. It is offered at a very reasonable price and it is hoped that a child will like it and grow up liking art.
Picture painted by Michael Brobson using Acrylic paint on board, in a light brown frame 400 x 500 . Depicting country scene of a horse person and fox
Soft pastel painting of an idyllic rural Somerset landscape with sheep on the Levels near Burrowbridge.
The painting comes in a light brown frame with a white mount and measures 50cm x 40cm.
Soft pastel painting of a still life with a bright red and yellow Chinese vase and fruit – pomegranate, figs and blueberries, all set against the background of an ornate purplish wallpaper.
This colourful still life has a white mount and a blue-grey frame and measures 31cm x 41cm.
View of the famous Glastonbury Tor with St. Michael’s Tower and, in the background, the Somerset Levels, seen in a soft pink evening light.
The painting comes in a white mount and blue grey frame and measures 46cm x 46cm.
An unusual still life painting in soft pastels representing old books and some moths and beetles.
The painting comes in a cream coloured mount and red wooden frame and measures 42cm x 32cm.
painted on location in my mums cottage garden
the foxgloves and lupins spring out from the garden in hues of purple and blue. Pastel green leaves add energy to this beautiful fun painting.
Soft pastel painting of a typical Somerset landscape at sunset.
The painting measures 39cm x 33cm and comes with a white mount and a grey frame, which nicely enhances the colour range of the picture.
Created as part of my new body of work started at the beginning of lockdown March 2020, which has helped me make sense of the shifts going on around the world and reflect on what is meaningful in life.
Using various methods of layering, piecing together fragments through mixed media and scraping, sanding and peeling off – metaphorically delving deeper to discover what lies beneath and our own hidden strengths. I have also added fossil transfers and tapped into my love for the unique textures that occur on weathered walls, old billboards and rusting metal, showing the scars of time. Exploring the process of adding and subtracting – painting layers, mark-making and glueing pieces on and then gouging and scraping off until a balance is found.
Ready to hang in an off-white, hand-painted tray frame.
Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood Panel
13.5″ x 13.5″ (including frame)
So often we have to hold it together, grit teeth, keep calm and carry on. This painting reminds me of the contained chaos we have to hold at times and of what really goes on under the calm surface. Created during the pandemic with built up layers on panel – shapes, colours and textures inspired by the exquisite surrounding landscape here in Devon, UK. I love the raw, expressionistic feel of this piece. Part of an ongoing series looking at ways we cope with stress and trauma and how it manifests in our mind and body.
Image size 85 x 94cm
Acrylic, graphite, pastel and china markers on wood panel.
Modern, unframed cradled panel.
Ready to hang with wire.
The painting is signed on the front and the surface is protected with UV safe varnish.
Created as the UK emerged from the pandemic lock-down, I loved working on this colourful piece! It forms part of an ongoing series looking at how we process and make sense of the jumble of information that we soak up during challenging times – the facts and figures from the media and all kinds of opinions from social media and the resulting emotions. It is a challenge to make sense of the madness at times. I tried not to take myself too seriously – here choosing to express some of the quirky beauty that nature and life has to offer.
Ready to hang in an oak-stained frame.
Framed size 62 x 87cm
Image size 59 x 84cm
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas board.
The painting is signed on the front and the surface is protected with UV safe varnish.
Created as the UK emerged from the pandemic lock-down, this painting is all about how we rebuild ourselves and what we choose to keep – the beauty of nature, laughter, friendship, love and generosity, and how we take that forward. It forms part of an ongoing series looking at how we process and make sense of the jumble of information that we soak up during challenging times – the facts and figures from the media and all kinds of opinions from social media and the resulting emotions.
This piece is currently entered in for the Society of Women Artists Open Exhibition so not for sale here at the moment. If you’re interested in this piece, please contact AGSW here>>
Ready to hang in an oak-stained frame.
Framed size 62 x 87cm
Image size 59 x 84cm
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas board.
The painting is signed on the front and the surface is protected with UV safe varnish.
30x40cm abstract acrylic painting on canvas mounted frame. A striking painting featuring a white base overlayed with a vibrant drag of several vivid colours producing cells, making this a stunning piece that will brighten up any room. Sealed with gloss varnish. P&P included in the price. (UK only, please contact me for overseas shipping costs)….
Built up vibrant acrylic layers, transfers, collage and pastel then excavated into. I have always had a deep affinity with the natural world and draw inspiration from the textures, colour, patterns and atmosphere experienced.
Exploring the surrounding countryside and nearby Jurassic coast, I collect interesting objects which I keep in my studio for inspiration and mark-making including fossils, dried seed-heads, pebbles, decaying flowers and leaf skeletons.
I see a torso, whilst my hubby sees a tranquil sea view with cliffs. There is a definite influence from the book ‘The Body Keeps the Score: Mind, Brain and Body in the Transformation of Trauma’ by Bessel van der Kolk. We’ve probably all faced challenges in the last year or in our lifetime. I am curious about how the body and mind holds stress and the ways we cope, recoup and build resilience during challenging times. I often have to remind myself to rest and nourish my heart and soul.
My art practise has become more process driven and a sort of personal therapy where fragments of nature and everyday life that have been soaked up are reworked through the creative process. Like pieces of an unconcious puzzle that eminate from deep inside me become resolved in the artwork. Colour, texture and composition the visual words of something intangible.
The painting is signed on the back and the front surface is protected with UV safe varnish.
Image size 30 x 30cm
Framed size 33 x 33cm
Acrylic and mixed media on paper, blocked to wood panel.
Ready to hang in an off-white tray frame.
Part of the ‘Delving Beneath Series’ – this piece was created near the end of the first March 2020 lockdown – an uplifting, playful piece.
Exploring the process of adding and subtracting until a balance is found. Using various methods of layering and piecing together fragments through mixed media, transfers and then scraping, sanding and peeling off – metaphorically delving deeper to discover what lies beneath and our hidden strengths.
The painting is signed on the front and the surface is protected with UV safe varnish.
Framed size 44.5 x 44.5cm
Image size 30.5 x 30.5cm
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel.
Ready to hang in an off-white frame.
Lockdown gave me the time to value the joy in solitude – time away from the busy and distracting world. Created as part of ‘Delving Beneath Series’ – a body of work started during March 2020 lockdown, which has helped me make sense of the shifts going on around the world and reflect on what is meaningful in life.
Exploring the process of adding and subtracting until a balance is found. Using various methods of layering and piecing together fragments through mixed media and then scraping, sanding and peeling off – metaphorically delving deeper to discover what lies beneath and our hidden strengths. I have also tapped into my love for the unique textures that occur in nature, on weathered walls, old billboards and rusting metal – the scars of time.
Framed size 44.5 x 44.5cm
Image size 30.5 x 30.5cm
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel.
Ready to hang in an off-white frame.
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel.
Ready to hang in an off-white frame.
This piece encapsulates the joys of summer for me and was so much fun to work on – an uplifting, playful piece to bring colour and intrigue to any home. Part of the ‘Delving Beneath Series’ – this painting was created near the end of the first 2020 lockdown. I used various methods of layering acrylic and pieced together fragments through mixed media, transfers and then worked back into the surface through drawing, scraping and sanding.
The painting is signed on the front and the surface is protected with cold wax layers.
Ready to hang in an off-white, hand-painted frame.
Acrylic, ink, graphite, collage, transfer and pastel on wood panel.
Image Size: 30.5 x 30.5cm
Framed size: 44.5 x 44.5cms
The Cherhill White Horse is a hill figure on Cherhill Down, 3.5 miles east of Calne in Wiltshire, England. Dating from the late 18th century, it is the third oldest of several such white horses in Great Britain, with only the Uffington White Horse and the Westbury White Horse being older. The figure is also sometimes called the Oldbury White Horse.
55x69cm canvas mounted frame. Acrylic swipe, black background with Pearl, gold and metallic red pulled from the centre of painting creating a stand out piece. Sealed with gloss varnish. P&P included in the price. (UK only, please contact me for overseas shipping costs) If you have any queries please feel free to contact me via…
Soft pastel painting of the beautiful Victorian Clevedon Pier in Somerset; it is set against a dark sky with heavy snow falling.
The painting comes in a white mount and white box frame and measures 45cm x 35cm.
Soft pastel painting of three crows in the countryside on a grey foggy winter day with snow falling. The picture comes in a white mount and a white frame and measures 33cm x 33cm.
Detail of an old garden wall of bricks and stone with a little sparrow sitting in a protected niche. Done in soft pastels. The painting has a harmonious colour scheme and comes in a white mount with a think red outline and grey frame.
The measurements are: 42cm x 32cm.
Poly Joke Beach. Oil on Board, Framed. Painting size 15×21 cm. Frame size 32×38 cm. The beach at Poly Joke, north Cornwall. (UK postage included)
Acrylic and ink landscape painting inspired by my Somerset lockdown walks, focussing on autumn birches with golden leaves in a wood set against a blue grey sky.
The painting is created on canvas and does not need a frame. It measures 30cm x 80cm.
A vivid blue and green abstract painting in alcohol inks on a tile.
The tile measure 15cm x 15cm and does not need a frame.
A modern mixed collage consisting of acrylics, leaves, paper, inks, seeds and flowers, all in soft blue and brown tones.
The collage has a light brown frame and measures 25cm x 65cm.
View of Dartmoor in the evening, created in soft pastels. The landscape stretches far into the distance under a colourful evening sky; several striking boulders in the foreground add a structural element to the the wild vastness of the moor.
The painting has a white mount and comes in a so called shabby chic blue grey frame. It measures 50cm x 40cm.