Symposium of Modern Realists
Featured Work
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Derbyshire Dales by Graham Clark
Acrylic Original Size: 500mm x 500mm
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Yellow Fields by Graham Clark
Acrylic Original Size: 500mm x 500mm
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Purple Fields by Graham Clark
Oil Pastel Original Size: A4
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The Kingdom of Fife, Scotland by Graham Clark
Acrylics Original Size: 400mm x 400mm
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Snow at dusk on the Dales by Graham Clark
Acrylics on box canvas Original Size: 60cm x 60cm A very cold evening in The Derbyshire Dales with an intense bright orange slash bursting over the horizon just before the sun disappears
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Snow drifts in The Derbyshire Dales by Graham Clark
Watercolour and Pastels on board Original Size: 205mm H x 515mm W
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Farmhouse by Graham Clark
Watercolour & Pastel Original Size: 57cm H x 76cm W A stone built farmhouse hidden in the dark peak area of The Derbyshire Dales.
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White Gables by Graham Clark
Watercolour Original size; A2 landscape Winsor & Newton on 640gsm Arches Rough
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Storm Brewing by Graham Clark
Oil on canvas Original Size: cropped to 500mm x 500mm from approx 700mm H x 500mm W
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Stanage Edge by Graham Clark
Acrylics on box canvas Original Size: 500mm x 500mm Stanage Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District at Autumn.
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Abandoned by Graham Clark
Pastel and Gouache Original Size: 500mm x 500mm Alnmouth, Northumberland. UK
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Reflections on The Beck, Staithes by Graham Clark
Watercolour Original Size: 41cm H x 30cm W Winsor & Newton on 640gsm Arches Rough Staithes is a small fishing village near Whitby on the North Yorkshire coast
Recent Work
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Pears by Sandrine Pelissier
A mixed media painting, mainly acrylic for the background with some India ink and pastels for the pears on canvas.
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Ursa by Lynnette Shelley
Ursa, the great sky / spirit bear Mixed media (oil pastels, colored pencils, gold acrylic pen, black art marker, with some crosshatching effects created by a box cutter) on Canson pastel paper, 11×15” View more of my artwork at www.lynnetteshelley.com
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Icelandic ponies'... by valzart
“Feet planted firmly on solid ground these sturdy little ponies feed / on sparse grass in the blinding snow they spend their days / a perfect little partner on the Tundra ever willing to do mans deed / warriors and companions with their strong but gentle ways”. by V.Kelly / ’ digital painting on my Tablet in PS CS 4… inspired by the Icelandic Ponies.. who were brought to the island by Viking settlers in the 9th century. They are strong and sturdy and can easily travel on the ragged terrain of Iceland. They are small in size but that does not affect their efficiency. .. ...
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once upon a time there was a plum tree... by elisabetta trevisan
tempera and pastel on mdf / cm 58×92
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Tiger and Human by Alva
acrylic on stretches canvas / 30×24 cm
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Georgia, the Spanish dress and the Eclectus Parrot by Sandrine Pelissier
This is a watercolor on paper (Fabriano Artistico Hot press 140lb) I used gouache in the background and some watercolor crayons for details and patterns in the background. Still trying to go more towards an imaginative, narrative semi-abstract style. I liked to give this one a title that could be the beginning of a story. / The little girl and birds are done by layering colors separating the yellows, reds and blue. See my website for some step by step demonstrations. / detail : /
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Beehives Near A Wheatfield. ( Homage To Vincent VanGogh ) by Richard Tuvey
Post impressionist acrylic landscape painting.
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Blue Bird by Lynnette Shelley
12×9 inches, mixed media on Canson paper. View more of my artwork online at www.lynnetteshelley.com
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HIc, Hic, Hic. by Richard Tuvey
Post impressionist acrylic and oil still life painting.
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The Silos (Homage to Vincent) by Richard Tuvey
Post impressionist, acrylic, painting of silos at Cowra, NSW.
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yellow leaves by elisabetta trevisan
tempera and pastel on mdf / cm 70×100
About This Group
This group is dedicated to the emerging modern realist painter. Not for traditional realists, representational, or photorealists, but for artists who have developed their own particular style of painting realistically. These artists don’t really belong in traditional realistic groups or impressionistic groups.
Symposium of Modern Realists is proud to present our
FEATURED ARTIST for DECEMBER GRAHAM CLARK
Please read about Graham and how he feels about his work and realism in the FORUM also please read more about him in his profile page, by clicking on the link here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/grahamzone
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