Hey Artists Quick question for everyone: I'm working on something new related to painting trees, and I want to make sure I'm addressing the struggles you're actually dealing with. SO TELL ME: What's the biggest challenge you face when painting trees? Vote in the poll below 👇 (And feel free to add more details in the comments - I'm reading everything) Cheers. Sam

ELAN VALLEY RESERVOIR WALES Water runs downhill from these flooded valleys and flooded communities all the way to Birmingham. Because of the topography all that is needed is gravity ... Clever It is a very moody place full of drama, high mountain walls quarried to build the dams. Filled with wildlife large and small ... a painters delight. A3 acrylic on paper with simple card mounts.

I've been searching for the feeling you get when you are in a dark wood or riverside when out of the darkness there are splashes of 'lime green' sunlight glistening above you. A3 acrylic on paper with simple card mounts.

This is a lake alongside a walk around a famous Welsh estate remodelled by the architect Nash. Like many estates, the war meant that all the staff were called away to fight. Often houses and outbuildings were left unchanged, frozen in time. A3 acrylic on paper.

Said to be the most remote chapel in Wales. A3 acrylic on paper with simple card mounts.