Sketches
"This is a pastel and pencil sketch from my Catterline sketchbook, drawn from the Watch House looking across the bay to South Row cottages at the top of the cliffs. To the right, a path, known locally as the brae, winds down to the beach. It was a bright sunny day with blue sky, blue sea and screaming sea birds."
Sketching is a vital part of the artistic process of seeing: exploring form and texture...
Catterline: Red-hot pokers
Norfolk:
Sunflowers
From
her studio in the tiny stone village of Fring,
Ann-Marie Ryan produces painting and prints that capture the landscapes
she observes.
Ann Marie Ryan's work
strongly reflects the landscape of North Norfolk,
a unique environment of open fields, settlements, hedgerows,
saltmarshes, and coastal creeks.