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Elaine Almond Art
Elaine writes:
Take a journey with me into the fun and deeper places of life! I am known here for my love of colour and abstract forms, expressive painting and sometimes slightly quirky works. They are completely original, made using good quality materials and well presented.
Why buy art? Because Art can help lift our spirits, and open our eyes to what is around, not just the material world we inhabit, but colours, experiences and meanings.
I haven’t always painted and it’s a journey I never thought to make, but 2016 was a key year for me as a door began to open …
To find out more, watch the video.
‘Nature in a Mood’ 40 x 40cm, acrylic on board
and ‘New Day, New Dawn’ 40 x 30cm
Both currently showing in Hastings at the Bannatynes Hotel TN38 8EA
Group show curated by members of the Pure Arts Group. Easy to pop in for a coffee or meal, and see lots of art. Open now until May 5th
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
May 4-5 Rochester Art Fair, in the Corn Exchange, opposite the Cathedral. Open 10 -6 Sat, 10 -5 Sunday.
May 10 -12 Wrotham Arts Festival, St George’s Church, Wrotham Kent. Open 10 -5 Friday/Sat & 10-4 Sunday
For my latest: follow on Facebook or Instagram @elainealmondart
Current Exhibitions
Elaine Almond Art
Versatile art, colourful, in tune with nature. One of my abstracts of Spring, painted in winter to cheer and remind me that the cold and dark do not last for ever. The changing seasons mirror life with its ebb and flow.
‘Spring’ 76 x 76 cm acrylic on canvas, ready to hang.
What clients say about their paintings:
Here’s one point of view
‘The pictures are well and truly still an intrigue in our lounge - not only are they eye-catching but they are a talking point whenever guests come over. They’re interested in what it’s about and we still enjoy giving the backstory to them, which is interesting because they’re modern depictions of their subjects.
My mother-in-law’s reaction in particular was good. She was stunned and said, “Wow, they’re amazing! They just lift the room!” Even my cleaner who has a keen interest in art said they’re fascinating.’ ‘Zac'
And another
‘ … the really vibrant colours, the dark blue strokes and sense of mist, mystery and questioning. It allows me to wonder, look deeper and longer and it draws me in.’ ‘Sheila’
Where do ideas come from?
“There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterwards you can remove all traces of reality.
Pablo Picasso