Original paintings, Limited Edition Prints and Greeting cards will be on display in The Blue Room at The Bell Inn, 10 St James's Street, Castle Hedingham, Essex, CO9 3EJ throughout September.

My new paintings have been reproduced as Limited Edition Prints. In many cases the Edition has been Limited, by me, to 50 or 100 prints adding to their uniqueness and value. Each one is signed and numbered by me. They cost £35, framed, and will be available from The Bell Inn during September.

Alternatively, if you would prefer to frame them yourself the cost of a Limited Edition Print is £25 mounted, ready for framing. 

They are available to buy via my website (by clicking the image in any of the Galleries) or contact me directly if you wish to collect them in person.

Prints can be ordered in many standard sizes. Here on my website I have listed print sizes as fitting a 10" x 12" standard frame.  If you would prefer a smaller, or larger, size please contact me.

I am often asked which brand of watercolour paints to buy. I never normally deviate from my usual brand, Winsor and Newton, however, artist Jen Oldknow has done a very through product review for Jackson's Watercolour paints which you may find interesting.

I have done a product review for Maimeri Watercolour Paints which you may also find useful.

My palette (pictured above) contains six colours of paint. To find out what they are and why I chose them read my article entitled "Because Life's Complicated Enough".

Do you stick to one brand of paint or do you have a mixture of brands in your palette of colours?

Eleanor

Years ago I used to paint "plein-air" all the time. These days I rarely venture away from the comfort of my studio, which is a shame and something I've been working on rectifying of late. 

The Society for All Artists asked me if I'd be willing to do a product review for MaimeriBlu watercolours.

I was sent a set of five, 15ml tubes to test. The colours sent were:- Cadmium Yellow Deep, a rich opaque colour with an orange bias. Cadmium Red Light, again opaque with an orange bias. Cobalt Blue Light, a semi opaque colour, and two earth colours; Burnt Sienna and Burnt Umber both semi opaque. 
(Right to left in the example below.)