“I like art that makes people feel better for having seen it. I like to think good and surprising things can happen and to share an optimistic outlook though painting." ~Nicola Slattery 2009
I chose to show you "Shower of Flowers" because when I was searching for something to post the peaceful expression on this woman's face caught my attention.
I thought you might like to see another work by this artist with the same theme:
Falling Roses
medium: acrylic on board
Price: £5750 image size approx: 97 x 91 cms
available
Nicola Slattery is a contemporary artist working in different media to produce mainly figurative art work. Her favoured media is acrylic on board however she is also an accomplished printmaker especially fond of the drypoint technique. Her art can be found for sale in leading contemporary art galleries and art fairs across the UK and in Ireland.
Go over to Mo's Manic Monday to see and enjoy other participants.
I chose to show you "Shower of Flowers" because when I was searching for something to post the peaceful expression on this woman's face caught my attention.
I thought you might like to see another work by this artist with the same theme:
Falling Roses
medium: acrylic on board
Price: £5750 image size approx: 97 x 91 cms
available
Nicola Slattery is a contemporary artist working in different media to produce mainly figurative art work. Her favoured media is acrylic on board however she is also an accomplished printmaker especially fond of the drypoint technique. Her art can be found for sale in leading contemporary art galleries and art fairs across the UK and in Ireland.
Go over to Mo's Manic Monday to see and enjoy other participants.
7 comments:
Great photo. Fit the meme real well :)
Great photo. Fit the meme real well :)
Lovely choice of images, Mary.
Very apt illustrations! My effort is here:
http://rinklyrimes.blogspot.com/2009/06/short-sharp-shower.html
What fun art!
Her work makes me think of an update on and an improvement of folk art. There are life and quiet and beauty here all at once.
The first thing I thought of her expression was melancholy.
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