I live in Scotland, where the weather can change from moment to moment. I’ve always painted traditionally using oil on canvas, but this surface can be too still, too solid. One day I noticed the piece of scrap metal I was using as a palette looked more atmospheric than the work on my canvas.
By painting landscapes on aluminium and copper, my artworks now change in different light; just like the landscape and the weather!
To see how these paintings change appearance check out the videos below.
More info: juliearbuckleart.com
“Sculpted by Ice” – oil on aluminium painting
“Still Beneath a Moody Sky” – oil on copper painting
“Loch Maree” – oil on aluminium painting
“Beinn Eighe” (detail) – oil on aluminium painting
“The Thaw” – oil on aluminium painting
“Still Beneath a Moody Sky” – oil on copper painting
“Blue Ridge” – oil on aluminium painting
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I wish there was a way to enter paintings and explore. Those landscapes look amazing.
Thank you! Have you seen the incredibly said film "What Dreams May Come" with Robin Williams? He goes into a painted world, it's incredible.
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Thank you! Have you seen the incredibly said film "What Dreams May Come" with Robin Williams? He goes into a painted world, it's incredible.
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