Cartwright
3 members found
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Colin Cartwright
United Kingdom
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Jan Cartwright
United States
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Mike Cartwright
United Kingdom
22 creative works found
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The defensive Tower house of Smailholm, just over the Scottish border, near Kelso. The tower was built in the mid 1400’s at a time when lawlessness and violent bands of reivers, ravaged the lands both sides of the English-Scottish border. And a solitary white swan, resides below the Tower Even today, the landscape is lonely, and you can easily imagine the starkness of those dark days.
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This is the cover photo for the first issue of the “Sunshine Coast Local Surfer”. / Photo taken July 2007.
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My calendar has an element of the sea in each month. / Some are tranquil, others are stormy, depending on the month. All are watercolour paintings, and two, May and October, are pen and wash.
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A tops’l schooner has been wrecked ashore in shallow water, in the North East coal harbour of Cullercoats, circa1880’s. Most winter’s saw at least one sailing ship wrecked at the mouth of the river Tyne. A Victorian photo from my priceless book, was used for the painting. Watercolour and HB pencil drawing. 12” x 8”.
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Blea Tarn with Langdale Pikes in the background, Lake District, Cumbria. / In Spring, early evening light. From my visit there in April 2008. I hadn’t been back to the Lake District for 27 years (and it’s only 100 miles away!) I painted this to commemorate my return. / And I’ll be there again, next week (early October). Watercolour 12”x8”
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Original Oil on Canvas
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Featured Artist | Jan Cartwright
by Leisa HennessyThis time i am featuring Jan who has been a member of RB since Oct 2007 !http://images-0.redbubble.com/img/art/size:small/view:main/...
This time i am featuring Jan who has been a member of RB since Oct 2007 You should go take a gander at her gallery :)
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The ship is the ‘Diamond’ a ketch, unloading coal on to carts, while the tide is out at Sandsend on the North sea coast, near Whitby. Watercolour painting, on heavy 200lb Hannemuhle paper / Size 7”x8”
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I have selected some of my atmospheric paintings, and matched them to the months. Jan – Graveyard Metallica. The lowest, darkest point in winter, in the Northern hemisphere. It gets better from now on! Feb – Hetton Colliery 1838. A dark and industrial scene, we have to tough this month out, like those hard men of that era in the mines! Mar – Smalholm Sunset . The light begins to get brighter as Spring is nearly here. Apr – Blea Tarn. Spring is here and the light gets bright. May – El Golco . Bright long days are here! Jun – Corinth . The season warms up and the longest days of the year. July – Market Day. The hottest month. Aug – Toscana . Holidays abroad and at home. Sept – Victorian Lady Fishing . September begins to turn the season. Oct – Old Carpathia . The dark nights begin, and October ends with Halloween. Nov – Beamish Wheel . Autumnal colours are everywhere. Dec – Trees of Eden . The winter Solstice, and celebration of the birth of Jesus. The reverse is, of course, true for those of you in the Southern hemisphere!
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Sunshine Coast, Qld. Australia.
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I have always wanted to do panoramic shots so here is my first on the site. This was taken early one morning at Point Cartwright in QLD. I cropped the shot and did some post PS work.
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright negotiating Melbourne’s Red Stage as part of a performance piece. / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre to support their ongoing humanitarian aid programs. / /
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright, in the middle of a performance in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct / / / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre to support their ongoing humanitarian aid programs. / / / /
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright stops to answer the phone in the city’s Southbank precinct as part of a roaming performance piece. / / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre to support their ongoing humanitarian aid programs. / /
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright *deep in conversation in the midst of Melbourne’s Southbank precinct. / / / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre to support their ongoing humanitarian aid programs.* / /
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright midway through a roving performance-piece in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct. / / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status in Australia. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the ASRC to assist their work in providing aid, advocacy and health services for our fellow global citizens, many whom have fled wars and worse in their countries of origin.
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Melbourne-based mime artist Rob Cartwright, in the middle of a performance in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct. / / / This image is dedicated to the work of Asylum Seekers Resource Centre an amazing organisation that provides much needed hope and material aid to asylum seekers here in Australia as they work towards obtaining refugee status in Australia. Fifty per cent of the artists proceeds from internet sales of cards and prints from this image will be donated to the ASRC to assist their work in providing aid, advocacy and health services for our fellow global citizens, many whom have fled wars and worse in their countries of origin.
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The gallery in Lister Park, Manningham Bradford West Yorkshire. Photo converted into oil effect
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Beginning Redbubble-age
by squaredHello chaps and chappettes! I’m pretty excited by the whole Redbubble thing so I’ve set myself up a little corner of the community a…
Hello chaps and chappettes! I’m pretty excited by the whole Redbubble thing so I’ve set myself up a little corner of the community and I’m going to start going through my photos and finding the cream to put online for viewing, critiquing and purchasing if something catches your eye. My first photo went up a few minutes ago – it’s of two paragliders haning in the air over the beach on the Sunshine Coast in sunny Qld, my home state. A good friend of mine and I went up the coast a couple weekend ago with the intent of photographing some views and having some laughs. We spotted these paragliders whilst driving up to Point Cartwright
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Cartwright Hall , Situated in Lister Park , Bradford , West Yorkshire ,England, UK
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