Working from home demands discipline, focus and commitment. But sometimes, being able to time-shift the workload means you can look out of the window, see the sunshine..…and down tools for a while. Which was how, taking a walk along Hove prom, I bumped into painter Andrew Roberts, taking advantage of a spookily warm and sunny January day to capture the seafront scene: here’s a link to some of Andrew’s Brighton paintings, and we look forward to seeing Andrew’s Hove works in the gallery. It’s odd that more artists don’t take paint the local seascapes – where are our contemporary Turners and Constables?
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Thursday, 12 January 2012
Seascapes and Serendipity
Working from home demands discipline, focus and commitment. But sometimes, being able to time-shift the workload means you can look out of the window, see the sunshine..…and down tools for a while. Which was how, taking a walk along Hove prom, I bumped into painter Andrew Roberts, taking advantage of a spookily warm and sunny January day to capture the seafront scene: here’s a link to some of Andrew’s Brighton paintings, and we look forward to seeing Andrew’s Hove works in the gallery. It’s odd that more artists don’t take paint the local seascapes – where are our contemporary Turners and Constables?
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