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LINKS
Pip Collyer is an artist that I spent a good deal of time drawing with in
Norwich, England. Pip is a master sculptor and draws beautifully, though I have
always been fond of his pastoral pastels of Norfolk. He really captures the
colours of the landscape. One day I hope to own my own Pip collection, though
right now I possess only two pieces; a lovely life drawing and a pastel of the
Norfolk broads. On his site you will also find
what I call his "nifty" paintings : abstract shapes, bold
colours and often whimsical. His website is a pleasure to explore. Please go to
www.pip-art.co.uk David Jones is another of my Norwich artist friends. David is a very prolific
artist, who has filled more sketch books than I can ever hope to. He does large
abstract paintings, which I have to admit are just too intelligent for me, but
his drawings and paintings of local churches and Norfolk scenes I can really
relate to. I admire David's work very much and aspire to his level of skill. He
does the most wonderful life drawings, one of which I have on my wall. I look at
it every day and admire it's beauty. David is now doing printmaking. You can see
his work and bio at http://www.norwichprintfair.co.uk/artists/artistdetails.asp?ArtistID=36
Martin Mitchell moved to Norwich in
1989 and quickly established him self as one of the leading artist printmakers
in the region. In 1995 Mitchell set up the Norwich Print Fair (www.norwichprintfair.co.uk)
with the aim of supporting and developing the work of fellow printmakers, at the
same time promoting the understanding and appreciation of fine art printmaking.
The annual Norwich Print Fair, now ably organised by Louise Elvin, H.J, Jackson
and Gary Martin, is now well established as part of the cultural calendar of
Norfolk. To see more of Martin's lovely work go to his website. http://www.martinmezzotint.co.uk/products.asp
Jacob Edward Shirley is a young aspiring artist whom I predict will go far.
He is very talented, has a wonderful eye for perspective and composition. His
spray paint art is fantastic, though all of his projects are creative,
frequently pushing the boundaries, often irreverent, and always entertaining.
Check out Jacob's work at http://www.jacobedwardshirley.com/
PAAR (Plein Air Artists of Riverside) The Plein Air Artists of Riverside (PAAR) is a friendly group, that offers opportunities for Plein Air Artists to meet and paint: several times during each month, quarterly demonstrations by well known Plein Air artists, several exhibitions each year, an annual 9 day paint out with a show/exhibition at RAM and weekend trips. http://www.riversideartmuseum.org/groups/plein.html The New Hampshire Plein Air Painters are a diverse group with varying perspectives on painting. They gave me the bug for Plein Air, my passion for painting out of doors growing with each outing. If you want serious plein air this is the group for you. You can view the work of group members at their website. http://www.nhpleinair.com
Updated 2008 by Serena Potter
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