Anna Cumming

That was fun. Very loosely based on an autumn sunset I saw when walking on the Malvern hills, coming down Summer Hill looking towards British Camp.

New Hebridean paintings all framed!

Here’s one I’m working on. I wanted to capture the translucent clear water, but stick to my usual style of painting with palette knives and thick paint…

About this time of year in 2011, I went to Harris for my birthday. The whole of UK was under a deluge of torrential rain all weekend, but there was a pocket of sunshine over the Hebrides, and we had these beautiful beaches to ourselves.

“Muted palette”, she mutters, “course I can do it…” Pazannng!

Even by my standards, that is some thick paint… getting a little stir crazy perhaps!

The oil paintings on my site are all for sale, but given these strange times, I thought I’d offer some local scenes of the Malvern Hills at a discount, since not everyone lives close enough to get here just now!

I painted this abstracted scene of Rannoch Moor inspired by a beautiful serene photograph (below) taken by Derek Prescott… Mine is not serene. I just wasn’t in that sort of mood! Photograph courtesy of Derek Prescott.

Braved the storms to deliver 6 paintings to Creates Gallery & Coffee shop, Monmouth. Cake n culture – a winning combination!