Mark Rothko
A month ago I went to the Tate Modern on the way to a trip up the Shard. I specifically went in to look at some Rothkos: particularly the quality […]
Category Archives: Colour
Autumn
There is an article in today’s Mail about the expected arrival of much colder and windier winter weather this weekend. After the initial ‘batten down the hatches’ section and images, […]
Beautiful Blue – cool and calm
According to the BBC News website today: Living near a ‘blue space’ – such as the sea or open sky – can reduce stress levels and make us happier, according […]
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.
Amelia Wilson Art 