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Showing posts with label llanover. Show all posts

The Sunlit Canal Path, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, Llanover

The Sunlit Canal Path, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, Llanover is inspired by the beautiful late-afternoon walks with the dogs along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, when we used to live nearby.

Here, I wanted to capture the sunlight in a loose and immediate way, as it gives a warm touch to the landscape, with the pale blue sky reflected in the fluid mirror of the canal.

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The Sunlit Canal Path, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, Llanover
Oil on board
9.84 × 11.69 in / 25 × 29.7 cm
12th January 2026


Snowy Dusty Field, Llanover

Snowy Dusty Field, Llanover is a work that comes from a real moment in a farm field in Llanover – from an initial study on oil paper to this final oil painting on board – an attempt to capture the light and atmosphere that made that dog walk such a lasting memory.

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Snowy Dusty Field, Llanover
Oil on board
7.02 x 11.34 in / 17.85 x 28.8 cm
3rd January 2026


Preparatory sketch on paper - Snowy Dusty field, Llanover

This is Llanover, Monmouthshire.

A snowy field. Mist curling around the trees. The distant point where they meet draws the eye.

It was inspired by a dog walk in early April 2019. Snow from the night before still dusted the ground, and the crisp, fresh cold made every step feel alive.

12/12/2025
oil sketch og Snowy Dusty field, Llanover