Julie Cashmore email artdecoture@googlemail.com or phone 01562 638181
Billy - Portrait of An adorable Border cross Staffy, he made a lovely painting
Portrait Painting
by artist Julie Cashmore
TUTORIALS
I will add more and more tutorials, as I love to encourage others to paint successfully and enjoy it. I am always at the end of an email or phone call.
Photo of my grandaughter
Portrait of my Grandaughter
Double Portrait of Grandaughter and her friend, painted in watercolour
SITEMAP
A gallery of modern , sureal and traditional landscapes
As above
A gallery of a selection of portraits commissioned and private
A portrait painting demonstration, literally step by step and photographed at each one. This demo is of an adult female
Again, a small step by step demo of the portrait of a cocker spaniel puppy, photographed every step of the way.
A gallery of flower paintings, commissions accepted of particulat flowers, backgrounds or background colours etc
Group of paintings which didn't seem to fit in anywhere else, portraits of pubs, old townscapes, etc
First of all I want to say thank you for looking at my site.
Part of me sometimes wants to have a really sophisticated 'scarey' site, which makes people think that someone is very important, or an artist's site where the 'someone else' talks about the artist and blows their trumpet for them. I always wonder too how artists get oil paintings to dry quickly enough for quick delivery? Bit dodgy that even if the outside layer is dry, an accidental poke with something and it's ruined. The phrase award winning gets to me a bit because I'm never one hundred percent why certain people win awards, often art is gross or ridiculous and yet can fetch millions. Surely those artists are at the top of their 'tree' but painting your child, dog or whatever means something to you, no! Anyway, thank-you from the bottom of my heart.
I believe that experience has always been the best teacher.
Part of me sometimes wants to have a really sophisticated 'scarey' site, which makes people think that someone is very important, or an artist's site where the 'someone else' talks about the artist and blows their trumpet for them. I always wonder too how artists get oil paintings to dry quickly enough for quick delivery? Bit dodgy that even if the outside layer is dry, an accidental poke with something and it's ruined. The phrase award winning gets to me a bit because I'm never one hundred percent why certain people win awards, often art is gross or ridiculous and yet can fetch millions. Surely those artists are at the top of their 'tree' but painting your child, dog or whatever means something to you, no! Anyway, thank-you from the bottom of my heart.
I believe that experience has always been the best teacher.
Pears with Blue Stems
Drunken pair
