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Tuesday, 28 July 2015

Limited Edition Artwork Prints

Limited Edition Artwork Prints available for purchase.

Limited Edition Prints
All Limited Edition prints are printed on Ultra Smooth Paper 280gsm. 
Each print comes with a light cream mount and acetate wrap.

Limited Edition Print* Freesian Unique
£55 + P&P
Limited Edition Print* Born Survivor
£55 + P&P
Limited Edition Print* Exotic Echo
£55 + P&P


Limited Edition Framed Prints
All Limited Edition prints are printed on Ultra Smooth Paper 280gsm. 
Each framed print comes with a light cream mount and is ready for hanging on the wall.

Framed Limited Edition A4 Print* Freesian Unique
£160 + P&P

Framed Limited Edition Print* Born Survivor
£160 + P&P


*Please note that edition numbers may differ from the ones pictured.


Prices exclude postage and packing. All orders are delivered by courier.
When ordering more than one print, I will provide a quote for the combined postage.
To place an order or to request a delivery quote, please send an email to contact@naomilutman.co.uk

Thank you!

Saturday, 11 July 2015

Westbury Arts Centre Summer Fair

Brilliant day as stall holder at Westbury Arts Centre Summer Fair! 

My acrylic demonstration gave me the chance to discuss my painting technique with new visitors and old friends of Westbury. A great surprise to see my Aunt & Uncle visit the Art Centre today too.
To all those who joined the fun today, a big thank you for coming!


Beautifully colourful Summer Fair banner made by textile artist Helen den Dulk,
isn't it fabulous!
  
My art & crafts stall set up in the Drawing Room
And for the winner of Hilary's raffle, the solar lamp goes to
...yours truly!

Warning - artist at work! My live painting demonstration of a pet portrait, acrylic on canvas

Here are step-by-step pet portrait photos taken during stages of my acrylic painting demonstration.

1: Transpose my sketch onto the canvas.
Starting to fill in indicative areas of colour.

2: With the first wash of colour in place, start to add definition.

3: Adding tone, features and detail.






















The next stages will be to add two more layers of paint, one to define shadows/highlights and then the final layer of dry brushing to bring out the texture of the fur.

I'll post more pictures once the portrait is finished!

Monday, 6 July 2015

My Business Cards

Hurrah, my new business cards have arrived, designed by yours truly.
This marks the end of scribbling my details on the back of an envelope!