india|africa|weeds, Barbara MacAskill, Scotland

Africa I, Acrylic

India I, Acrylic

The Beauty of Weeds, Acrylic

Africa II, Acrylic

India II, Acrylic

India III, Acrylic

The Beauty of Weeds II, Acrylic

Cairngorms I, Acrylic

Siciliian man I, Pencil

Arizonian man I, Pencil

Arizonian man II, Pencil

The World in a Docken Leaf, Acrylic

About Barbara MacAskill

Art student at Midmills College, Inverness. Currently working on a project of Botanical Illustration. Mediums used include oil, acrylic, watercolour, pencil, digital photography, coffee, grout, pva glue, olive oil. Specialising in seascapes, botanical art, nature, portraits of Homeless and Elderly.
Influences are Pre-Raphaelites, Mervyn Peake, Durer, Georgia O'Keefe, Elizabeth Blackwell, Art Noveau, Victorian & Edwardian Illustrators. Kandinsky, Juan Miro.
Preferred Location Drawing/Painting - Kintail, Wester Ross. Isle of Skye.
Ba Hons [Major History/Minor Philosophy] - University of Ulster at Coleraine.
Post-Graduate study: Emigration of the Highlanders to British North America, 1745-1803 - Kings College, Aberdeen University.
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