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Sep 8

Written By emma lock

“thank you so much, i absolutely love it!”.

-izzy h

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Panels and canvases stacking up, I love seeing all the edges together 😍 inspired by @joannelast posting her stack of gorgeous work!

Constantly chasing that feeling in the studio when it all comes together.

It has to be raw, bold, organic, somehow balanced and off balance at the same time, new but still me and so many other things to make a painting that works for me.

What does

The perfect little shelfie moment..

Only a few mini paintings left, grab yours now! Link in bio ^

Oil paints, acrylics and oil sticks, drips, marks and softness. So much to see and to contemplate when painting and enjoying a piece in your home.

What’s your favourite part of painting to enjoy in your own home?

And ode to sketchbooks:

I remember one year at an exhibition I took some of my sketchbooks to leave out so people could browse through them to see the process and ideas behind the work on show. Watching this happen although lovely (because who doesn

Trying to come up for a name for this one.. I find sometimes names come with ease and other times they’re really difficult to come to the surface.

This one is titled “soft blossoms”

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