I am exhibiting 3 paintings at Crosshouse Hospital in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire. The exhibition runs from the end of October until just before Christmas. Around 15 artists are showing their artwork within the hospital. It should be a good range of various works of art, landscape, seascape and abstract. My first of three paintings, Looking […]
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This year’s New Cunninghame Open Art Exhibition is being held as usual in the Barony Centre, West Kilbride. The show runs from 20 July until 16 August 2025. I hope to exhibit 2 paintings along the theme of Abstract Realism. All my recent art has been a mixture of real life images such as wild
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This year the North Ayrshire Open Art Exhibition runs from the 6th July until 20th July at the Racquet Hall in Eglinton Park, near Kilwinning. I have submitted two paintings which I hope will be chosen to be exhibited. The large painting – Summer Days – is 30″ x 24″ and is an abstract realism
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Blue, Orange and Green Themed Abstract Paintings. I decided to paint a series of abstract images using a blue theme as the basis of the acrylic painting. I followed this up with two orange themed paintings and finally two green themed pieces of art. Six abstract 20cm x 20cm canvas framed paintings. The first was
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Second Favourite Colour – Green My second favourite colour is Green. Recently, I have been using various hues of green in my abstract realism paintings. Mostly for the grass amongst the wild flowers and the leaves on each tree within the abstract landscape. Building up the images of grass takes some hours, as I start
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The reason why? The reason why I decided to paint my latest piece of abstract art is due to what I am hearing and seeing on the news. Everyday, the news is full of people deciding to hate other people. Why? Well probably because they are being convinced by other people that is what they
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I have entered four paintings into the “A Space to Grow” Exhibition which takes place between the 28th March and 27th April 2024, in the Barony Centre, West Kilbride, North Ayrshire. The original brief was to explore the concept of growth within a creative practice. How a sense of space and place can impact on
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Composition has often been covered within realistic art but rarely mentioned in abstract realism art. This is partly due to the seemingly lack of any need for composition within abstract paintings. However, if we split composition into several parts we can discuss the importance of the need for the viewer to come to some kind
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Colour within Abstract Realism Art is important not only to help the viewer relate to the image but also to appeal to their emotions. Every artist wants their viewer to react in some way to their artwork and by the colours they choose they achieve the desired outcome. With Clements McCulloch’s abstract realism paintings, the
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In the above painting, Summer by the Sea, the visual flow is evident. To explain this better, Visual flow is the natural way your eye will move through an image, in this case the above painting. This compositions has obvious elements that direct your eye like the flowers to the beach; to the flowers then
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