by Steve Bonner | Dec 1, 2022 | Painting
I adore painting in oils and there’s one aspect of illustration which has always fascinated me – the barely discernable transformation of rock into cloud, and I’m talking about paint here as the active ingredient – not dynamite! When I was a...
by Steve Bonner | Mar 22, 2022 | Painting
A backlog of pub chalkboards. Damn! Sounds a little ungrateful doesn’t it. The trouble is yesterday the sun moved north of the Equator – Spring has sprung – and I want to be starting on a new dawn oil painting – you know, all fresh, clean,...
by Steve Bonner | Nov 28, 2021 | Painting
“Stacking – Bracklesham” 50 x 50 cm Acrylic on canvas One afternoon the week before last I was painting in my studio when I put down my brushes, went into the house, and said to Ruth “You know, sometimes I get so full-up I could burst!”...
by Steve Bonner | Oct 25, 2021 | Painting
It’s a good blog this – well, I like it:-) Give it a read – 2 minutes tops. Those of you who read my last blog may recall my mentioning ‘Billy’s on the Beach’, a great little restaurant down in Bracklesham. Billy’s have had a...
by Steve Bonner | Sep 1, 2021 | Painting
Wave Study? Look’s like another woodland scene to me! Y’know, it’s good to be painting again! It may surprise you to learn that except for pub chalkboards (of which there have been many – see here) I’ve not touched a paintbrush since...
by Steve Bonner | Jun 18, 2021 | Painting
…you’re sure of a big surprise. Bloody artist is down here again! Second in the Woodland Path Series, and once again painted in acrylic with just the three tools – a 3″ brush, a No4 Signwriting brush, and a sponge. This one, of course, is...
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