Showing posts with label mixed media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixed media. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 April 2016

The Little Picture Show in The Albany Gallery in Cardiff

Two of my Crimson Paintings are in The Little Picture Show in The Albany Gallery, Albany Rd, Cardiff. 
Exhibition on until April 23rd



The Albany Gallery was established in 1965 and is recognised as one of Wales' most successful and long-established privately owned commercial art galleries. The monthly exhibition programme of leading Welsh & British artists provides a showcase for solo and group exhibitions in a variety of media.
Exhibitors include Royal Academicians, members of the New English Art Club, The Society of Women Artists, The Royal Cambrian Academy.
Opening Hours

Monday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday & Bank Holidays: 11am - 4+4

Saturday, 27 June 2015

Opening Night at The Summer Show of The Albany Gallery

Lovely evening at the opening of The Summer Exhibition at 

The Albany Gallery, Albany Rd, Cardiff

.#BallerinaPaintings #IanaSalenko #AlbanyGallery #WelshArt#FigurativeArt #PrimaBallerina








Iana Salenko, I gave her tutu a 3D effect!!

Iana Salenko, Prima Ballerina, Mixed Media



With Legendary Art Gallery Owner, Mary Yapp, Albany Gallery

Saturday, 6 September 2014

Last Day of The Ostreme and Grand Theatre Art Group Exhibition

Last Chance to see  The Ostreme and Grand Theatre Art Group Exhibition in The Arts Wing, Swansea Grand Theatre. 

White Room dedicated to Dylan Thomas
Level 2 dedicated to All Subjects
Last Day Today Sept 6th


















Wednesday, 6 August 2014

Painting in progress, The Dying Swan



Painting in progress of Alina Somova, Prima Ballerina with The Mariinsky Ballet Company while performing The Dying Swan. I have used pastel, watercolour, acrylic and washi paper on blue ingres pastel paper. It is far from finished which is why I am just showing a section of it. But you can see the texture of the washi paper on her headdress and tutu. The skin tones have to be worked on but am happier with the hair. The hands also need more detail. 

Monday, 2 June 2014

How to draw still life

Summer Term started off with still life. 
It is so important to study objects in front of you as well as work from photos and other people's paintings. We looked at the different textures and the effect of light on the fruit and vegetables. Also we looked at traditional composition  as well as how other artists such as Georgio Morandi have  gone against convention and placed still life in a straight line for eg. As you can see this really inspired some of the students. I always like to encourage experimentation and pushing the boundaries. Traditional techniques are great as a starting point but don't forget to try out more experimental techniques as well. 


Still Life in a straight line by Georgio Morandi















Saturday, 2 November 2013

My Paintings of Tamara Rojo

 My paintings of Tamara Rojo


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Tamara Rojo in Raymonda, pastel and collage
 
Picture
David Makhateli, Tamara Rojo, Alina Somova in Gala, watercoloura nd pastel
 
Picture
Tamara Rojo in the World Premiere of Life is A Dream, watercolour
 
 
Tamara Rojo is a leading light in the ballet world. Not only does she sparkle on stage but she is also the Artistic Director of the English National Ballet and is in the middle of touring with her new production of  Le Corsaire.

About Tamara Rojo

English National Ballet Artistic Director and Principal Dancer

Principal Ballerina with the Royal Ballet 2000 – 2012 who has received international acclaim for her outstanding technique, captivating acting skills, and brilliant artistry in a wide spectrum of classical and contemporary roles.

http://www.tamara-rojo.com/

More of my ballet paitnings can be seen on my website

www.zoejameswilliams.com