Rebecca Coleman Rebecca Coleman Green Man icon Green Man icon
I am on an adventure exploring the use of letters within a composition: Where each letter is paired with a bird - mainly a UK songbird. This little wood engraving is to celebrate the wedding of Thomas and Jessica Marigliano-Barry. The oak - such a beautiful native tree - embodies the mythology of endurance, love and foreverness. Boath House in the Scottish Highlands is where the wedding celebration took place. I wanted to portray this in colour (in this case acrylic) to suggest the idea of looking into a portal. Mr & Mrs MB wishing all the happiness in the world❤️❤️ @thomasob95 @jessica_mariglianobarry @boathhouse #boathhouse #tawnyowl #jay @societyofwoodengravers @drawingsocietyuk
2 days ago
@maryswiftart Thank you so so much for letting me know that my wood engraving in the @ingdiscerningeye exhibition is sold. It's so very kind of you. I'm sorry that I was not able to be at the PV last night at the Mall Galleries. This show is so on till 24 November showcasing 685 small artworks from UK based artists. Thank you so much @ingdiscerningeye @addictivesketcher @parkerharrisco @mervdm For more information about the show please visit: @mallgalleries mallgalleries.org.uk For more information about 'View Subterranea: Piccadilly Circus' please visit my website: www.rebeccacoleman.co.uk #piccadillycircus #subterraneanlondon #adebanjialade #discerningeye @mallgalleries @societyofwoodengravers @drawingsocietyuk @AddictiveSketcher
5 days ago
Rebecca Coleman sgfa
Rebecca works in a variety of media and has exhibited work at some of the country's most iconic locations — the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts, the Mall Galleries, and in Cork Street — and with distinguished organisations including the Society of Wood Engravers and the Royal Society of British Artists. She also regularly exhibits at other galleries across the UK and beyond, and in 2014 she was elected to the Society of Graphic Fine Art.