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Original watercolours inspired by colours of flowers in summer and my fantasy to have a garden like this by the sea. All enquiries email sampoppy71@hotmail.com Or phone 01747851561 leave a message. Unframed originals-Size 36 x 20 cms -Free shipping sent by Royal Mail in a reinforced envelope £180
Flower garden by Professional artist Samantha Adams.
Inspired by light,texture and feeling. An original painting ,mixed media ,unframed,free shipping,size 18 cms – 13 cms £80
Textures by the sea by Lin Adams ,
It was the most beautiful experience to see this sunset over the Sea and by pure chance as most things work out that way. I was inspired to paint and this painting made me feel calm,energised and loved. Visit the “Art garden studio” in Shaftesbury Saxon hilltop town in North […]
“SHARING”by Sam Adams ,
Day four, Walked to the top of Magnolia walk at Abbotsbury tropical gardens -the view disappeared from the fleet and Chesil into the heat haze but you could see the swannery with the little dashes of white down below.
“Dorset pathway”by sam Adams ,
Far from the madding crowd- a quiet walk along the chesil beach.Taking time out to simply sit and watch the sunlight on the sea .
“Chesil on Good Friday “by Lin Adams ,
Weather warmer and blue sky that dazzerled.The chesil was bare with plant life and the tamaris was bare.All of a sudden it will flourish and come alive.
“Chesil in Good Friday ” by Sam Adams ,
Just a brief glimpse of sun in a cloudy sky,a chill wind up on the high tops where Thomas Hardys monument stands.A hot chocolate to keep us warm-are we becoming so impatient for spring to arrive.It is difficult to imagine the transformation which will soon take place – but it […]
“Patience”by Lin Adams,
The sunset sky over “Little sea ” in Weymouth is a fabulous place to discover and see the colours of nature.
“little sea”Sams art,
The top of the chesil bank the little tiny pebbles shine and the light that is left is still warm.