The recent weather inspired these two small oil paintings - and they are now available as prints - 10" x 8", mounted, £25 each.
Why not send a grey, wet and miserable Orkney print as a gift this year? Share the love!
Hi there Tim!... Though the weather may be wet and miserable... your magnificent handling of your mediums in all of your art elevates it to a position of warmth and enjoyment!
Hi Tim, I am an artist living in Worcester. I found a painting of yours today in a shop in town and was captivated by the lonely atmosphere you had created. I have never seen your work before as you more than likely haven't seen mine. I specialise in portraiture but our aims seem to be similar. I bought the painting and a comment said that it was the derelict sheds and Forcewell Mill May 2017. Love it. All good wishes, Jan Jarvis, Worcester.
Fabulous, beautifully illustrated full-colour hardback publication featuring work by some of the World's foremost nature artists. Signed by Tim Wootton. £45 (+Post and packing) - please email to order - tim.wootton@tiscali.co.uk
Born and raised in a small rural village in South Yorkshire.
Graduated with a Ba(hons) in 1986.
Shortlisted for the Young European Bird Artist of the Year, 1991.
Winner of Wildscape Magazine's Wildlife Artist of the Year 2008 - editor's category.
Winner of World Birds category, BBC Wildlife Magazine Wildlife Artist of the Year, 2010.
Won the PJC award for Drawing at the Society of Wildlife Artists Annual Exhibition, 2010.
Winner Birdwatch / Swarovski Artist of the Year, 2011.
Elected Associate Member Society of Wildlife Artists, 2011.
Writes and illustrates articles on birdwatching and general wildlife and country issues.
Author of Drawing & Painting Birds - The Crowood Press, 2010.
Lives in Orkney.
4 comments:
Grey and wet is what these are. A real evocation of winter.
Wonderful painting Tim. Still following you with great interest.
Regards,
Roos
Hi there Tim!... Though the weather may be wet and miserable... your magnificent handling of your mediums in all of your art elevates it to a position of warmth and enjoyment!
Your bird work is nothing short of breath taking!
Good Painting!
Warmest regards,
Bruce
Hi Tim, I am an artist living in Worcester. I found a painting of yours today in a shop in town and was captivated by the lonely atmosphere you had created. I have never seen your work before as you more than likely haven't seen mine. I specialise in portraiture but our aims seem to be similar. I bought the painting and a comment said that it was the derelict sheds and Forcewell Mill May 2017. Love it.
All good wishes,
Jan Jarvis, Worcester.
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