My final display
Before putting up my prices I spent some time with Sylvia figuring out my strongest paintings and how I wanted to display them.
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My final display
Before putting up my prices I spent some time with Sylvia figuring out my strongest paintings and how I wanted to display them.

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Artist research - Mark Tennant
Mark Tennant is known for creating vibrant paintings that capture people in relaxed, everyday moments such as walking on the beach, sitting in cafes or spending time outdoors. His work often focuses on natural light, movement, and atmosphere, giving ordinary scenes a warm and cinematic quality. Through loose brushwork and expressive colour he transforms simple daily experiences into elegant and memorable images that feel both modern and timeless.
Some examples of his work:
I really like his use of loose brushstrokes and the way he uses blocks of colour, I was trying to use blocks of colour in some of my pieces.
I had to post each video separately but these are a flick through of the sketchbooks I have used since starting the painting elective

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Artist research - Jeanne Edward’s
Jeanne Edwards is a painter whose work focuses on people in ordinary, everyday moments, often showing them in relaxed and natural settings. Her paintings capture human behaviour in a realistic and relatable way, turning simple scenes into meaningful studies of daily life. This connects strongly to the brief of capturing humans in everyday environments.
Jeanne Edward’s creates a lot of paintings at cafes capturing people talking, walking past, working and just enjoying a coffee. Throughout the project I mostly enjoyed going around town and finding a cafe to sit and observe people to draw. I mainly captured people just sitting talking to a friend enjoying a coffee, or people walking past. I think some of my best sketches, particularly my quick watercolour studies, came from observing people at a cafe.
Some examples of Jeanne Edward’s work:
I went to the opening night of the 2nd years exhibition in the Hunt museum. This is the only picture I got because I love impractical jokers lol but I went to see everyone’s work and how it was set up etc because that’s what I’ll be doing next year. It was nice to see so many different styles and materials, of course there was lots of paint but some people also used doileys or had a 3D object on the board, it was nice to see the possibilities I have for next year
Today I turned another one of my sketches into paintings. My proportions were off in my sketch the head was way to big but I thought I’d just fix it in my actual painting but it still somehow ended up way too big. I still used blocks of colour but I didn’t make it as messy and busy as last time which I quite like. I also do like the yellow wash I did underneath but I think I should have done a pink or a red to make the skin tones come out nicer
His head looks comically large
Penney caps! Spotting lots of penny cap wearing men

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Some more sketches over the last few days. Lots of my oil pastel drawings have been quite messy and quick but I like the colour, on the other hand my pen drawings have come out more detailed and neater but lack the colour so it’s quite hard tj turn them into paintings
Life drawing with Sylvia
I’m really happy with how this came out I think it is one of my best paintings from life drawing. I’m really happy with my composition on this one. Next time I would darken my darkest shade and lighten the lightest one.
Quick sketches at work
It was quiet for a while so I decided to sit down and draw what was around me. I always see the same people working in the dunnes across from me, standing around but mostly at the tills and customer service so it was nice to draw them all quickly. I’m limited at work so I can’t use colour unfortunately just pen or pencil. I always people watch and observe everyone coming and going from dunnes because I’m right outside the checkout
Artist research- Hashim Akib
Hashim Akins is a contemporary portrait artist known for his bold approach to the human face, often exploring identity through simplified visual forms. His work stands out for rejecting smooth blending in favor of strong color blocking. Instead of gradual transitions, he builds faces using distinct planes of color, giving his portraits a sculptural, expressive quality where light and shadow appear as contrasting shapes rather than soft gradients.
I’d like to capture this in my paintings. I think I need to mix up a lot more colours than I am at the moment so there’s more of a contrast
Examples of some of his portraits:
Turning more sketches into paintings. I’m still trying the blocks of colour but I’m not sure how I feel about it I think it looks a bit busy. I like working from my sketchbook instead of a photo, I usually would work from a photo so the challenge is nice

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Turning sketches into paintings. I think I’ll start focusing more on doing sketches with oil pastels or watercolour to capture the colours since I found it hard to paint with just a pen sketch. I would usually blend all my colours and make them fade into eachother but I’m enjoying doing blocks of colours at the moment and I want to experiment a bit more with it
Some oil pastel drawings while sitting on the grass at college
Quick oil pastel, pen and pastel pencil sketches from the smoking area
These are pen drawings I did on my lunch break at work
Oil pastel and pastel pencils sketches from a cafe