Storm Harbour
Acrylic 2004
40 x 49cm
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The Creative Life of Prue Pye
This site, started in Oct. 2006 contains photos of Prue's work to share with family, friends and interested parties. The paintings fall loosely into 3 areas:- still-life, landscape into abstraction and life studies. All art work and photographs featured on this site are original and subject to copyright. Images may not be reproduced without the written permission of the artist.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
Painting inspired by Monoprint
AcrylicLarge Canvas
Owned by Tim and Sarah
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Unframed Monoprint
Printers InkA4 size
October '04
I was intrigued by these fragile drawn and rolled marks
and took a section to inspire a large painting.
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Monoprints Using Black & Gold Printers Ink
Monoprint II
Mono print III
Monoprint IOwned by Sue T.
Oct '04
Hand Printed Originals
34 x 27cm framed
Rolled and drawing into on glass, then a single print taken.
using technique learned with Barbara
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Previous Posts
- My new website
- 3 Apples
- of man
- ....of woman
- Vista
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- Entrance, Stairwell
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About Me
- Name: Prue
- Location: Cambridgeshire
Born in Africa, I moved to England with my family 20 years ago and came late to art as an add-on to my design and craft teaching. I took an A level in my mid-forties and then did a BTEC Foundation in Fine Art. Looking back I realise how often the colours of Africa influence my painting as do the memories I hold. I revelled in the life drawing classes that went with my learning, and in particular the layered images that built up with multiple poses held briefly and then changed and repeated again and again. Tackling this directly in paint is exhilarating and exhausting!
