New Bristol paintings by Andrew Hood are showing as part of our current exhibition, For Winter. A short film by the artist can be viewed on News.
Andrew Hood
“Whether I’m painting places recently visited or from fleeting memories…I always attempt to scratch beneath the surface of an everyday scene”
Andrew’s teeming, energy packed oil paintings take the viewer straight to the kernel – the essence - of a living scene, from Croatia to Morocco, but also closer to home. He draws much inspiration from the power and beauty present in Scottish landscapes and the rugged Cornish coastline too. Using sketches captured on location, Andrew’s finished works are much more than simply records of a moment. They reveal life and spirit – that true sense of place only uncovered by finely tuned insight.
Based in Bristol, Andrew trained at Liverpool John Moores University. A founding member of the artist-led creative community Jamaica Street Studios, his work frequently features in the RWA [Royal West of England Academy] Autumn Show.
Please view below ‘The Art of Drawing’ by Andrew Hood:
Start of The Gloucester Road
Gloucester Road Junction
Antibes Sun Shadows ●
Fremantle Road
Evening Light Mid-France ●
An Italian Beach
A Bristol Square
Nine Tree Hill ●
Sun over North Sands ●
Sicily
Paris Opera
Spanish Parasols ●
Morning in the Medina ●
Towers of the Medina ●
Delhi Palms ●
Archways French Riviera ●
Entrance to Old Delhi ●
Blue Building, Cote D'Azur●
Hamlet near Lucca ●
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