Pet portrait, Jennifer Dixon
Jennifer began her career in footwear design but was always keenly aware of developments in architecture, industrial buildings, fashion and interior design. She works mainly in pencil and watercolour, producing detailed drawings of buildings and expressive pet portraits. She takes commissions and has worked for clients as far afield as France and the USA. For...Continue reading→
Coastal view, Andrew Petit
Andrew says: “I work mainly in water-based oils, but every so often, try my hand at portraits – usually in pastels. My first love is painting the coast and sea (we had a holiday cottage in St Ives for 16 years), but I also enjoy trying to capture some of our beautiful local countryside”.Continue reading→
Hare, Vicki Milne
Vicki joined WADAC in 2022, and fits art around a full-time job. She loves to paint animals in watercolours, acrylic and mixed media and says she likes her art work to be colourful. Vicki is a valued member of the WADAC committee and, in particular, organises the club’s monthly artist demos and annual workshops.Continue reading→
Goring Lock, Tim Kapp
Tim has always wanted to draw and paint, but somehow life got the better of him and he only really found the courage and confidence to commit to art in his late forties. His paintings are often of people, places or situations he doesn’t want to forget, and he favours the medium of oil paint...Continue reading→
Townscape, Jeff Barker
Jeff Barker is a long-term member of WADAC. He says: “I enjoy drawing and painting – learning and applying various techniques which may hopefully enhance the end product, using charcoal, inks, pens, pastels, pencil and acrylic paint. I’m happy tackling most subjects, ranging from realism to semi abstract. I try to make my work interesting...Continue reading→
Summer beach, Paul Ross
Paul has been a keen photographer for many years and started painting fairly recently, when he took early retirement. Paul paints mainly in acrylics, using his dramatic landscape and urban photography, as reference, employing a semi-abstracted, vivid style.
Wittenham Clumps, Mark Wood
Mark Wood is a well-known Wallingford artist, painting delightful, gentle watercolours of landmark local scenes. Recently he has focused on vibrant, atmospheric acrylic landscapesContinue reading→
Lara and Alfo, David Booth
David Booth works in all mediums but favours oil on canvas, painting reflective landscapes, portraits and still lives.Continue reading→
Summer fields, Carole Kettle
Carole Kettle is an experienced local artist who loves to draw and paint local scenes, usually in watercolour but also using acrylic and pastels.Continue reading→
Rabbits Hill Ewelme, Brian Butcher
Brian Butcher is an experinece artist, able to tackle most subjects, using most media. His preferred media is oil on canvas and he paints reflective landscapes and vibrant street scenesContinue reading→
Stormy moor, Nicola Webb
Acrylic on board Nicola says: In 2018 I started taking art classes, when I retired early. Starting from scratch, I had to learn to draw, grasp perspective, tonal contrasts, colour mixing etc and my work was very traditional. In the past year I have deliberately become looser and more expressive and want to continue to...Continue reading→
The Escape Artist, Gavin Peacock
Gavin Peacock works mainly in oils and acrylics, looking for great compositions with plenty of depth and atmosphere. Many of his paintings are from his imaginationContinue reading→