Feedback from Lucy Day
Simply explain what it is I do. I am a colourist – I told her I don’t care what medium I use, as long as it is about colour. It […]
Author Archives: Amelia Wilson Art
Off the wall
A very long time ago, when Jonathan was still on the course, we talked about sharing photographs of things we had on the walls in our houses as a way […]
Experiments
I wanted to do some final experiments before I ‘close’ my making for this module. My making doesn’t stop – but it has to make room for the writing I […]
And Then the Rains Came
This is the last large piece I wanted to complete before the end of the module for hand-in. I still want to try out a couple of small pieces on […]
Degrees of Withdrawal
This is my new piece which I finished over the weekend. This is a few days in January. Judging by the colours in this, it is clear this is when […]
Buddhist Boxes
Story in yesterday’s Mail about a Buddhist community. I don’t read these stories most of the time, I just get absorbed by the beautiful photographs: the mixing of colours; the […]
She Love Me, She Loves Me Not
Had quite a productive studio day yesterday, producing two striped paintings on canvas board and two textured paintings. The striped paintings were taken from my January diary and I have […]
Colourful cushion(s)
Made (only one) of my Harris tweed cushions today. Love playing with the colour combinations and the final outcome was a real delight! Offset well against the grey.
Printmaking Day – 2 June
Here are some of the prints from the printmaking workshop I attended in Nottingham on 2 June. I really loved the process: the intensity of colour; the abstractness of it; […]
Another Year – Older
This is work on a piece I am calling ‘Another Year – Older’. This is playing on the ‘coding’ ideas discussed in our last crit. The colours are actually the […]
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