Beverley Ismail Artist

Here I enjoyed the movement of palette knife with limited palette, creating textures which I'll be using within my work this year.

NEW art to uplift & brighten your mood 🌴🌿🌺 #WednesdayMotivation #createhappiness #positiveenergy #artdecor #decoration #wallart #ArtistOnTwitter #tropical fineartamerica.com/featured/the-e…

Here with the quiet flowers Seeping into the sweeping colours My soul unearthed A second birth Where I came alive again And it's this place so pure I come back to visit For the magic cure Hidden between the ambient petals And grass green Nature, my old friend #poem #poetry

Karen Risby, UK artist creates contemporary ceramic sculpture, wall hangings and porcelain accessories #WomensArt

Beautiful start to Tuesday. #tuesdayvibe #Worcestershire #windowview #photohour #home #treetuesday #trees #sunrise

Colourful bluebell wood to cheer you up! #Art #homedecor #prints fineartamerica.com/featured/blueb…

So sad to hear the passing of Steve Wright @BBCRadio2 you were my favourite of all. Radio won't be the same without you. You brought so much happiness to so many. RIP Steve x #SteveWright

I am so sad that my dear friend Steve Wright has passed away. He was a great broadcaster and we just loved one another’s company. I was shocked at the news and will miss him terribly.

Afternoon sketchbook work #ArtistOnTwitter #artwork #art #landscapeart #artcommunity

@JohnFra23673605 Thankyou for your advice...have a good weekend.

@BeverleyIsmail I forgot to say, they are expensive. That's the only downside for me. I got a set of 5 to try them out. You can buy them separately but they work out more expensive than way.

It’s February and the garden is showing signs of Spring at last and the birds are singing! Prints of this painting in various sizes are on Fine Art America 🪻🌿 links are in bio. Do have a look at my selection of other floral landscapes. #1stFebruary #spring #Artist

From the early 1940s, the Australian artist Lloyd Rees would often take his family on holidays to the beach at Werri near Gerringong in the Illawarra district of New South Wales, and here produced some of his finest paintings. In several interviews, he mentioned an artistic debt to Claude Lorrain and to Paul Cezanne, and like his hero, he used a meditative approach to painting, observing details in a landscape over a long period of time.

This is a clapper stile. Isn't it magnificent? #FootpathFriday

3366 Milltown acrylic and oil on paper 18x21 inches £250 unframed. If interested in purchasing please message me.

@1sallymason This is lovely....such a sense of calm.

@JohnFra23673605 They sound a better option...guess I'm realising more about myself that I don't like getting in a mess. Unusual for an artist you could say!

@BeverleyIsmail I understand that. I've been using Pan Pastels a lot lately, they are pastels in small round pans, and you get a sponge to paint them onto the paper. They blend really well and they don't make a mess as long as you use the sponge. Good for covering large areas with.

@pamadamsart Lovely work.

Another one from a while back: St Govan's Chapel, Pembrokeshire #Pembrokeshire #StGovans #art

@JohnFra23673605 Thankyou John..yes they are a favourite as you know. I actually had a dabble with soft pastel, oh what mess. Found them a little frustrating! 🙈

@BeverleyIsmail Very nice, I love what you can do with oil pastels.

@JohnFra23673605 Less is more they say, lovely John.

At my art class today they were doing a still life so I had a go as well. There was a lot more on the table and it was quite complicated so I decided to just do this and leave out everything else. I was way out of my comfort zone but it was good practice.

Enjoying a sketch 🌸 #artistcommunity #ArtistOnTwitter #FlowersOfTwitter #dailysketch #flowerpainting #cottageflowers

Thankyou @Cac76972535

Celebrating the first day of spring. #spring #seasons #celebration