Onions in the RHS trial/demonstration vegetable plot almost ready to harvest. This acrylic ink and indian ink artwork was developed from a sketch made on my last visit to RHS Hyde Hall Garden, Essex, England.
I grow shallots at home but when they are in the ground they are not as sculptural as these onions.
This acrylic ink artwork was developed from a sketch made at Royal Horticultural Society – Hyde Hall Garden, Essex. I intended to start drawing in the vegetable garden but had to stop for these Rose hips.
Yesterday I met the lovely people of the Maldon Cookshop who are donating a window and wall space, (cleared totally of products, very generous), for display of my ink artwork for the Maldon Art Trail 2013, 28th September – 6th October.
Visit http://www.maldonarttrail.co.uk/
http://www.maldoncookshop.co.uk
I am going to take a look at the summer exhibition 21st July – 24th August at the Sculpt Gallery, Tiptree, Essex, uk. Visit http://www.sculptgallery.com/ for opening times.
Colour is a significant element in my acrylic and ink paintings but space and line is also just as important.
Using acrylic ink and indian ink in the development of new artwork. This one was made earlier in the year ready to exhibit in the Burnham Art Trail June 2013.
jenny hill artwork and words 