SALLY LADBROOKE
I tend to work from natural subjects, in landscape around the Norfolk Suffolk borders. I nearly always paint from life, or at least that is my starting point, and my subjects always have to have something, either colour, shape or composition, that grabs my attention.
I love working in watercolour, for it's subtlety and transparency, and the direction that it can steer a painting in, but I also like to experiment, using it in conjunction with other mediums, gouache, and acrylic inks, and water soluble wax crayons. All behave differently, and add subtle (or bright contrasting ) layers of colour which for me is one of the keys to a successful painting.
The works below are in mixed media
I love working in watercolour, for it's subtlety and transparency, and the direction that it can steer a painting in, but I also like to experiment, using it in conjunction with other mediums, gouache, and acrylic inks, and water soluble wax crayons. All behave differently, and add subtle (or bright contrasting ) layers of colour which for me is one of the keys to a successful painting.
The works below are in mixed media
Flooded Marshes, Beccles
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Greek Siesta
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Tree Trunk
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Winter Seed Heads
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The more abstract pictures (right) are gelli plate print collages, drawn into with ink and crayon |
Hiding in the Weeds
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Heat Pump
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Abstract Reflections
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Earsham Wetlands Centre
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Mellis Church
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Wingfield Churchyard
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Rushall
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Autumn sunshine
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Pin Mill
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The Hidden House-Bungay. acrylic
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Winter landscape at Ditchingham, watercolour and ink
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