Roy P Awbery produces original fine art paintings in acrylic and water colours across a variety of different genres - life’s too short to be pigeon-holed!
Commission enquiries are always welcomed.
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I believe that art has the power to transform and enhance the ambience of any living space. In this post, '’ll guide you through the process of choosing the perfect artwork for your home. Discover how to find pieces that resonate with your personal style and create a harmonious environment that truly reflects who you are.
As an artist, I have often found myself in the frustrating position of staring at a blank page, struggling to find the perfect words to describe my artwork. And I know I’m not alone. Crafting unique and captivating descriptions is essential to engaging an audience and selling my work.
This edition of my art newsletter I talk about my latest new series of abstract paintings, the fun in meeting new people face-to-face and the importance of telling a story to help sell my artwork.
Abstract nude paintings! A new direction for my artwork and something completely different!
Tired of mass produced postcards? Create your own in just 10 minutes using watercolours and postcards. Send personal gift postcards to your friends and family that have more meaning than shop-bought postcards. Here's a selection of some of the quick watercolour sketches I've produced whilst on holiday.
Ever seen the Periodic Table of the elements? Can you visualise an element? Well, my latest art project is about to do just that as I aim to create a series of abstract paintings on canvas to represent the Periodic Table of the Elements.
Abstract paintings are hugely popular right now and I've made mine very affordable. These mini-abstract paintings are just 20 x 20 cm and would look great in any home or office. Original abstract artwork is highly collectible and this series, The Elements, have all sold out which is why I'm creating more.
Want to drive more traffic to your website or gain more followers? Me too! Here are my insights into five social media platforms for growing your art business.
Ever wondered where my paintings get created? Did you think I had some swanky huge and spacious art studio or that I worked in a cosy loft space? Not quite! Today, I thought I'd show you where I work which, with lockdown restrictions and working from home, is now also my office. My point? One doesn't need a huge dedicated space to create art that sells. And tidiness is not essential either!
It wouldn't be the weekend without another blog or without me trying to learn yet another new trick. Today I've taken my Instagram account to a whole other level by getting into Instagram TV. Brace yourself, I fear this could be a bumpy ride!
Guided video tour of Roy P Awbery's virtual art gallery of commissioned works.
Welcome to Roy P Awbery’s virtual exhibition of commissioned artworks in acrylic and water colour. Take a look around and see if there’s something you like. I’m always open to commissions and love to receive a challenge.
Coronavirus may have stopped us going out and visiting art galleries and the like, but it doesn't mean I can't bring my gallery to you. I've made my first vudeo-based art gallery.
Don't get abstract art? Think it's just chaotic mess? Me too! Well, I did, but not now. There's far more too abstract than you might think and it's great for decorating your home.
Many up and coming artists seem to think a key goal is to get their artwork into a gallery. I don't! There are good reasons for wanting to get into a gallery but there are also good reasons not to. Here I explain why it's not for me, despite being offered the opportunity and why it's good for you that I don't.
Jackson Pollock didn't always prime his canvasses and sometimes even used household emulsion when he did. So why prime canvasses before painting? Like anything in life, quality is built on good foundations.
The Artist Formerly Known As Doctor! Why I identify as an artist rather than a scientist. And why I'm not called TAFKAD!
Water colour and cling film! The unusual combination to create unique artwork. My local art club's latest challenge.
