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Sea & Sky – Seascape Paintings Exhibition and Commission Presentation JAG Gallery, Arch 283a Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1PT Saturday 10th March 2012 from 2-6pm See it happen: the creative process behind Jacqueline Hammond’s ‘Sea & Sky’ seascape paintings You are invited to join Jacqueline Hammond, the established South Coast artist, at a mini-exhibition to…
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The boat has now been painted, just got to work on the reflection and possibly add a few more details and a softening glaze.
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Managed to nip in the gallery and eradicate ‘The Slug Cloud’ as we have affectionately named it! These were my thoughts on the matter last night: Progress has waned this week. I still wasn’t proud of it, I certainly wouldn’t want to exhibit it yet, despite the positive remarks. The problem with painting ‘in public’…
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My afternoon kip was interrupted by a phone call from someone who had seen my current seascape commission at the studio / gallery requesting to commission one for themselves. Indeed, “worth waking up for”, thanks for calling me on their behalf Linda Love Shack, you know who you are, you’re a star!!
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This painting is set to exist in this young man’s life with a purpose; as a way to remember, in memorial, in memory of his Dad, who died at sea while scuba diving. Painted from the heart and the imagination, the piece is a vision… an ocean… a lovely day, a beautiful place. The painting is…
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All aspects considered, including the client’s preferences, this painting works the best. The painting establishes the position of the boat, which works better on the right. A fishing boat looks ‘prettier’ and the clouds are light and orangey but still with the blue tones. There are so many possibilities; there could still be a few more…