I paint impressionist landscapes as a way to slow down and pay attention to atmosphere: mist, soft light, and the quiet mood of open spaces. A lot of these pieces are inspired by the idea of early morning meadows, where everything feels muted and dreamy, and then suddenly a few bright notes of colour (usually red poppies) pull you in.
On this page I’m collecting my landscape work in one place, alongside a few behind-the-scenes posts about how I build colour, soften edges, and create that hazy “you could step into it” feeling.
What you’ll see in this series
- Misty meadow landscapes with red poppies
- Soft, diffused light and gentle transitions between sky and land
- Colour studies focused on muted greens/greys/blues with bold warm accents
- A process that balances loose blocking-in with layering, blending, and texture
Read the process
If you’d like the step-by-step breakdown, start here:
If you enjoy these landscapes, you might also like my Nature Paintings and Seasonal Reflections posts, where I explore the same themes of light, colour, and quiet mood.
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If you’d like to ask about a piece you’ve seen here, or you’re interested in a commission, please visit my Commissions page.
