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Deep in Paul’s imagination is a world of green hills, sunset skies and trees whose leaves never fall. Celebrating his love of the countryside, his new pieces intertwine everyday family experiences with a technique influenced by airbrushing, animation and 3D modelling software.
His paintings begin with a small 5-10cm sketch and evolve through light and shadow once he has selected the colour of the sky.
Paul says: "About once a year, I like to paint a snow scene. A trick to make things appear brighter is to surround them with a lot of darker colours. I chose an intentionally dark-coloured house to make the orange glow of the lights in the windows appear warmer and brighter. Although the snow is painted almost black, it still looks like snow."
To celebrate 15 years with Castle Fine Art in 2020, Paul used this scene as inspiration for a new artwork titled 'A Winter's Tale'.
Deep in Paul’s imagination is a world of green hills, sunset skies and trees whose leaves never fall. Celebrating his love of the countryside, his new pieces intertwine everyday family experiences with a technique influenced by airbrushing, animation and 3D modelling software.
His paintings begin with a small 5-10cm sketch and evolve through light and shadow once he has selected the colour of the sky.
Paul says: "About once a year, I like to paint a snow scene. A trick to make things appear brighter is to surround them with a lot of darker colours. I chose an intentionally dark-coloured house to make the orange glow of the lights in the windows appear warmer and brighter. Although the snow is painted almost black, it still looks like snow."
To celebrate 15 years with Castle Fine Art in 2020, Paul used this scene as inspiration for a new artwork titled 'A Winter's Tale'.
From sunset-soaked hills to seaside cliffs and snow-laden trees, Paul’s beautiful landscapes explore the beauty of the British countryside. Presented an idealised view of nature, his limited edition prints and original oil paintings add a feeling of peace and tranquility to any living space.
Paul has been with our publisher, Washington Green, since 2005, and his timeless, idealistic style proves to be eternally popular. As you may have guessed from his work, home means everything to Paul, He has lived in Dorset all his life, and he has never lived more than ten miles from his favourite painting location of Middle Beach at Studland near Swanage. “I've probably painted it a hundred times – maybe more!”
In 1995, we opened our first-ever gallery in Stratford-upon-Avon. With just one goal in mind - to make our art accessible to all - our fledgling company began to spread its roots.
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