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Posted April 29, 2013 by Birgitte

Visiting Denmark these days?

If You´re in Denmark at the moment, do visit the show “How art is made – Projects and Processes” in Odense. I´m taking part in this show by showing the Development of the decoration of a swimming pool. Added to this I show the studies and scetches and some VERY new paintings The two paintings shown [...]

Studio
Posted by James Self

New series of paintings

I’ve been busy in my studio working on a new series of paintings, some of which will feature in an exhibition which I am taking part in at The Stone Space, a gallery in Leytonstone, east London. The exhibition, entitled The Long Memory, is a collaborative project with two fellow artists who work across sculpture, [...]

Fifth plinth
Posted April 26, 2013 by Heather Tobias

Fifth plinth at Bucks uni

. My figures which are over 12 ft had to be covered before being allowed on the plinth. I made 2 fig leaves to cover therm, apparently it is health and safety!. Despite that they look very much at home and have created a few smiles. It is that time at uni when finals and [...]

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Posted by Oscar Sancho Nin

A visit to my studio…

A friend of mine came to my studio and he took some photos. He was surprised with my paintings, and he liked so much my table-palette, he cannot stop of taking photos! Now it´s a beautiful spring here in Spain, time to go to the beach, painting some more… I am never bored!  

Fifth plinth
Posted by Heather Tobias

Fifth Plinth at Bucks New Uni

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Posted by Charlotte Evans

planning for bigger things

Gouaches and ink drawings have become a much more important part of my process in the last few years. They are a great way to sort the wheat from the chaff- the good from the bad. I never want to have a complete idea of what I am doing when I start a painting but [...]

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Posted April 24, 2013 by Nick Chaundy

Head study for New Painting

Before painting larger scale works from life – including the whole figure in a space, I will usually work through several studies of the person/people involved, not only to hone in on likeness, but it helps to familiarize myself with a process of painting. At the end of each study I spend many hours observing [...]

me in the studio
Posted April 23, 2013 by SaraOskarsson

busy, busy, busy in the studio

A lot happening in the studio these days! Bringing in a sturdy new easel and a fantastic sound system so the room literally fills with the music that inspires me! (none of the neighbouring artists have complained yet, fingers crossed ) Bought lots of new materials on Friday that I can’t wait to experiment with. [...]

Posted April 21, 2013 by Greta Taxis

Video Installation by Greta Taxis

Shapes Video Installation w/o Sound by Greta Taxis 1 minute 49 seconds, continuous loop

Palettefeknig
Posted by Peter Kettle

‘If you can’t milk, paint!’

‘If you can’t milk, paint!’ My studio exemplifies this dictum, as I work in the dis-used milking shed at the bottom of Llysworney, Wales, and neighbours are thirty argumentative tenants – a herd of cows. Then again, their plaintive mooing is probably comment on my tuneless efforts to sing Thin Lizzy until two in the [...]

New Blood Art Blog

Welcome to our blog. This is a space where you can find observations, thoughts, considerations and information - voiced in a personal way - from the perspectives of our artists, and from each other. Making art can sometimes be a lonely practice, particularly for artists who are starting out. Our artists very much value your comments about the artwork they exhibit on Newbloodart, as well as the opportunity to build a relationship with you. So please feel free to respond briefly or at length to whatever you find here.*

Our artists use this space to write about everything from the frustrations of work; exhibits that inspire; radio programmes enjoyed; technical problems to be resolved; difficult decisions about what to show, and just when a piece can or must be called finished. They sometimes use it to publicize exhibitions and talks; to publicly resist the need for a consistent style; to make unusual analogies, comparisons and connections (and, occasionally, to make embarrassing admissions). Click on the artists below to follow their strands.

We look forward to reading what you think.

Contributors

Inspiration - Just returned from a fascinating trip to China. I visited museums in Shanghai, Yichang...

On My Way to Reykjavik - Only a week to go until I fly to Iceland for a month of painting in a studio approximately...

Creating Space - Just over a year ago, I moved into my present studio. I had my eye on it and leapt...

Myka Baum featured as ‘Ones To Watch’ - ONES TO WATCH:  Myka Baum’s “City Crops” series and Janet Laurence’s “...

barker and stonehouse adverts - REP-BASG914-030i recently filmed these adverts for barker and stonehouse, great...

Drawing and Composition - Previous to this stage, a great deal of time is made adjusting a composition, finding...

Visiting Denmark these days? - If You´re in Denmark at the moment, do visit the show "How art is made - Projects...

New series of paintings - I've been busy in my studio working on a new series of paintings, some of which...

Fifth plinth at Bucks uni - . My figures which are over 12 ft had to be covered before being allowed on the...

A visit to my studio… - A friend of mine came to my studio and he took some photos. He was surprised with...

planning for bigger things - Gouaches and ink drawings have become a much more important part of my process in...

busy, busy, busy in the studio - A lot happening in the studio these days! Bringing in a sturdy new easel and a fantastic...

‘If you can’t milk, paint!’ - 'If you can't milk, paint!' My studio exemplifies this dictum, as I work in the...

Workshop on Main Street - This is the place where all of my pieces and paintings are made. It is a typical...

My residency at The Muse - I am very lucky to have been selected as an artist in residence at The Muse gallery...

New Studio, New Start! - So as I mentioned in my Window Into My World post, I have recently got signed up...

My Painting Week - Cityscapes at dusk is a theme that continues to inspire me. Evolving from a themed...

Window into the World of Scott Whiteman - I do not have a studio, so a corner of a room next to some patio doors is where...

New Paintings - I've recently completed a set of new paintings (9 in total), continuing the theme...