Post Tagged with: "Acrylic and Ink Painting"

The Great Hall

I have a historic Winchester building to share with you today. And it’s a rare interior scene for me. The Great Hall is one of the finest surviving aisled halls of the 13th century. It was part of Winchester Castle one of the first Norman castles built in England by […]

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Avenue of Lime trees with a carpet of flowering blue Chionodoxa, painted by artist and illustrator Jonathan Chapman using acrylic and ink on canvas.

Lime Tree Walk

A local seasonal study to share today. This avenue of Lime Trees can be found at Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire. It’s particularly special at this time of year, as the Spring bulbs emerge. These delicate blue/mauve Chionodoxa, also known as ‘Glory of the Snow’, were always going to present a […]

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Billboard artwork for the ‘My Neighbour Totoro’ play by Tom Morton-Smith. Recreated in acrylic and ink on cut paper and raised from the background for a theatrical look. THe artwork has a glowing green on the side of the Gillian Lynne Theatre building.

My Neighbour Totoro

Forest spirits have been spotted in the studio! A famous Japanese character pops up in this recent return to the Gillian Lynne and some new cut paper artwork. I was invited to create a painting that would celebrating the play ‘My Neighbour Totoro’; which launches at the theatre this week. […]

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Twickenham Rugby, a colourful illustration inspired by an imagined Six Nations Rugby match between England and Ireland. It features players reaching into the sky for a line-out ball, viewed from the pitch level. You can see the shape of the stadium and the goalposts in the distance. This original painting was created with acrylic and ink by artist and illustrator Jonathan Chapman.

Twickenham Rugby

I have a new addition to my sports & festivals collection to share, and it has arrived right in the middle of the Six Nations tournament. It’s an imagined match between England and Ireland at Twickenham. Twickenham Framed It was difficult to give a feel for the stadium shape, while […]

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