Indigo Blah

Last Autumn I was invited to get involved in an art swap with a small group of other artists connected to the OCA (Open College of the Arts...

Dazzling custom dog portrait by Bee Skelton A few weeks ago, I was initially astonished to receive a most unexpected commission for a cu...

Remembrance 11 November 1914 - 11 November 2014:  The 100 year anniversary is fast approaching.  Today I remember my Uncle Fred who foug...

There are times when working with abstract ideas and techniques feels right for me.  It's usually when real life is throwing up lemons, ...

Cat Nap - mixed media painting - 8 x 6.75 inches This little snoozy cat mixed media piece started as a watercolour painting that was goi...

MM3  I've been away from this blog for many months.  In case you're wondering I've been far from idle as studying for a f...

Strolling around Old Limassol town with a good friend, choosing where to park ourselves for an outdoor art session, is currently my favour...

Abstract painting 12 x 9 in by Bee Skelton A white, yellow and red abstract painting. Acrylics with inks on canvas paper.  Size 12 x 9 i...

Abstract 16.5 x 22 in by Bee Skelton A blue and white abstract painting with a murmur of red. Thickly textured in acrylics with inks on ...

Abstract 16.5 x 22 in by Bee Skelton  This is the first of a series of paintings in which I want to explore the use of white with co...

After the fire 1. Last summer we had a severe grass-fire on the hills around our home.  I took photos on the day, and then some later when...

Today I created some more mixed media ACEO paintings. This time I incorporated small torn fragments from one of my printable collage sheets...

I'm in danger of getting hooked on making these tiny paintings. Th ey are so much fun to do and some are giving me ideas for larger can...

An ACEO is a miniature piece of a rt, the same size as a playing card, 2.5 x 3.5 ins (65 x 90 mm). The acronym stands for Art Card Edition...

After finishing the last painting, which was the largest I have made so far, today I went to the other extreme with these tiny abstracts. I ...