This is the Blog of artwork by Martin Davey. The artwork is a mixture of digital illustrations created in Photoshop, and paintings created on canvas using oil and acrylic paint media. The entries give some idea of the dates of completion, and influences and inspirations if any. The work is not listed in any particular order or time frame though generally the more recent work is at the start of the blog. My two main websites are www.martindaveyfineart.co.uk, and www.martindaveyillustration.co.uk.
Showing posts with label artist painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist painting. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 March 2020
Tuesday, 21 August 2018
Sleeping Cow On Grass On Sunny Day - oil painting
Sleeping Cow On Grass On Sunny Day - oil painting
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| painting of a Sleeping Cow On Grass |
This oil painting features a cow
relaxing and falling asleep while resting on grass, during a hot
summer in Hampshire, UK. It is based on a photograph taken in the
small town of Lyndhurst, deep within the New Forest national park It
is painted on stretched water colour paper and the image size is 20”
x 16”. The painting can be seen at a larger scale on this link.
Labels:
animal,
artist painting,
asleep,
at rest,
cattle,
countryside,
cow,
freisan,
grass,
Hampshire cow,
hot day,
painting,
sleeping
Monday, 21 May 2018
Red Boat Wreck Southampton - WIP oil painting stages
Red Boat Wreck Southampton - WIP oil painting stages
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| 'Red Boat Wreck Southampton' painting in stages |
'Red Boat Wreck Southampton' was
painted during April 2018, and depicts a scene on the River Itchen,
Southampton that is home to many boat wrecks.
In this WIP panel can be seen some of
the stages of this acrylic painting, painted over a period of 10
days. In the first section can be seen the initial drawing of the
scene with a wash applied for the tonally dark areas using 'paynes
grey' coloured paint, and a white wash used for the areas of very
light tonal values. This is done on top of a red/ brown 'ground' which
acts as a base for the colours.
The second panel now shows an initial layer of colours applied over the painting, at slightly darker values, which acts as the under painting.
In the final section can be seen the finished painting, with the correct colour values painted on top of the under-painting. In addition the details in the painting are refined at this stage.
The second panel now shows an initial layer of colours applied over the painting, at slightly darker values, which acts as the under painting.
In the final section can be seen the finished painting, with the correct colour values painted on top of the under-painting. In addition the details in the painting are refined at this stage.
As the painting is all done in acrylic,
it was quicker to do as there is no waiting for areas to dry, unlike
oil paint.
The finished painting can be seen at a larger scale here.
Labels:
abandoned,
artist painting,
boats,
hampshire,
landscape art,
M P Davey,
marine,
painting in stages,
River Itchen,
southampton,
wip,
wrecks
Sunday, 13 May 2018
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