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West Midlands UK

For art and artists, writers and poets from or of Birmingham and West Midlands.

Recent Work

Sundrenched Iris by Ruth S Harris

My favourite spring flowers have to be these gorgeous purple iris! I placed them in a vase in a sunny window and they glowed in the sunlight. Watercolours (W&N, M Graham and Daler Rowney) on Arches cold pressed watercolour paper.
Glorious Fall by Ruth S Harris

Every colour of the rainbow can be seen in natures most spectacular show every Autumn. It’s so much fun to paint! Watercolours (W&N, M Graham, Daler Rowney) on Fabriano Artistico extra white, cold pressed watercolour paper.
After All This Time . . by Spencer Trickett

Stonehenge – world Heritage site stands open to the elements, moss clings the surface of the stone giving the stones an almost living prescence. Wiltshire UK. Cropped down for a different view.Canon 450 D
SOS - So Obviously Superior by artwhiz47

And SFI – Speaks for Itself. At the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham, UK. This may be true, but here’s a little more information: The SOS was a two-stroke motorbike, championed by competition rider T.G. Meeten. This lightweight had a Villiers engine, & the original SOS name stood for ‘Super Onslow Special’ (not the Onslow played by Geoffrey Hughes in ‘Keeping Up Appearances’...); after Meeten took over manufacture in the mid-1930s, it took on the ‘So Obviously Superior’ moniker, along with another, ‘So Often Successful’. These bikes were popular with the British Two-Stroke Club (BTSC), which is still in existence.
Matchless, in Every Way by artwhiz47

Detail of a 1951 Matchless 500cc G9, a ‘jampot twin’, at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham, UK.
Everybody hurts. by Martin Muir

“photomanipulation” / Model dazzle-stock deviant art
Cloisters by Ruth S Harris

The cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral Watercolour by Ruth S Harris Featured on RB Home Page / Featured in “British Painters”
Autumn Gold by Ruth S Harris

Acer leaves in the arboretum of Queenswood, Herefordshire. Watercolour on Masa paper, mounted on Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper. Original work measures 14×10 inches.
Vulcan Side View by Spencer Trickett

The mighty Avro Vulcan, seen here in a different light. All sales of this image will be passed on to help keep her flying.