huge skies|seascapes|watercolor|oils, Dawn Cruttenden, Derry/London

The Sisters

Windy Beach, watercolour, 20 x 10 ins

The Red Bucket, acrylic/emulsion, 20 x 30 ins

Fairy Me Time, watercolour, 10 x 10 ins

Whitstable Mud Tug, oil, 20 x 30 ins

Rosie, Lily and Daisies, watercolour, 10 x 20 ins

To The Beach, oil, 20 x 30 ins

My Sister's Name, oil, 20 x 30 ins

Daddy's Home, oil, 20 x 30 ins

Catching Moonbeams, watercolour, 10 x 15 ins

Holly's Gift, watercolour, 10 x 15 ins

Teasle Fairy, watercolour, 10 x 15 ins

Dandelion Fairy, watercolour, 10 x 15 ins

auntie joan's kitchen, watercolour, 16x12

Angela's three, oil on canvas, 16x20

hide and seek, watercolour, 16x12

martha and the magician, acrylic on canvas, 10x10

dusk on the antrim coast, acrylic and emulsion on canvas, 24x30

Judy's 40th birthday suit, acrylic on canvas, 90x30

Castlerock before the rain, acrylic on canvas, 12x24

grandad, watercolour, 16x12

the fishing pool, oil on canvas, 12x24

she was just there, oil on canvas, 30x24

to dip or not to dip, acrylic on canvas, 12x24

Liz, acrylic on canvas, 12x16

About Artist Dawn Cruttenden

Dawn Cruttenden was born in Northern Ireland, 1972. She graduated from art college in Belfast and from Newcastle upon Tyne before moving into advertising as a copywriter in London. Her works are owned from Ireland to Australia.
Dawn's work is figurative and aims to capture moments one would want to hold that are familiar and emotive to the viewer. Her latest work features huge skies and seascapes - particularly those of the Antrim coast where she spent a lot of her childhood. Many of these pieces have the aim of making the viewer feel a sense of air and space and tries to convey the beautiful emptiness of the coastline which mentally restores the visitor with a sense of calm and of being only human.
Cruttenden is influenced by vintage childrens book illustration, historic portraits, and can often be found hanging round the national portrait gallery in London seeking inspiration. Contemporary work she loves include the work of David McDowell and Stuart McAlpine Miller.
Website: www.paintedatdawn.com
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