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Kate Wrigglesworth

RHS Wisley with Craft in focus

Demonstrating on my stand always gives a talking point to any customers who happen to pass by. I can explain my painting techniques and subject matter. This year I decided to paint a picture of Mousehole in spring. It’s another take on a view that I had already explored in some previous paintings. I’m excited […]

Edgbaston Artisan market

Here I am on my stand at Edgbaston Artisan Market. It was my first event of the year and I’m pleased to say that it went well. I shall be back there again on the 13th June and please check out my events page to see where else I shall be exhibiting later this year.

A commission of Aberearon

It was a delight to work on this commission of Aberaeron in Wales this spring. I was pleased with the result and the customer loved it too! I enjoyed creating a “flying over perspective” and catching the architectural details in the buildings that surround the harbour, whilst adding lots of boats with different colours and […]

View from a room

I have recently finished this painting “View from a room” which I began creating, demonstrating at my recent exhibition in Ludlow with “The Artists’ Gallery” on February 14th. I was pleased with the finished result but it took a while to soften it and create the romantic feel that I wanted to express. Although I […]

A Still Life to paint

I have fun setting up a still life and looking for “objet d’art” to help to tell a story. It’ll be interesting to set the scene in front of a window sea view. Here are the objects that I described in my previous blog.

Demonstrating painting at The Artists’ gallery

This Saturday 14th February at “The Artist’s Gallery in Ludlow I shall be demonstrating painting. I began preparing the composition today; I set up a still life with a small vase of spring flowers that I picked from the garden. I used hellebores mainly with some fern leaves and wild crocus. I placed the vase […]

Burrows beneath the trees

This small painting that I created recently, has just been sold at my present exhibition in Ludlow at “A gallery run by artists” and is flying all the way over to Australia, where it will find a new home.

Winter Dancers for les Impromptues

Christmas has just passed and the red and white costumes seem to fit very well with this season. An elf or one of of Santa’s little helpers wouldn’t look out of place in one of these costumes. The small woodland animals are huddled in their burrows and the trees have a dusting of snow .

Autumn Dancers for les Impromptues

When I danced with Les Impromptues at an arts festival in Honfleur we danced in this street. There was even a red bicycle artistically placed in the foreground, which I couldn’t help but add. We have danced three times at different festivals, twice at the arts festival and once at the fish festival. Last year […]

Summer dancers for Les Impromptues

In this painting I have used warm colours and added tropical plants in the foreground to make it decorative and interesting. Again I have added movement not only from the figures but also in the composition; the waves, curves of the sand and bobbing sailing boats.