
The Magic of Dark Skies: An exhibition in collaboration with Unison Colour and the Northumberland Dark Skies Park – Part I
Unison Colour recently invited 6 national and international artists to produce new artworks under the theme of Dark Skies.
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Unison Colour recently invited 6 national and international artists to produce new artworks under the theme of Dark Skies.

For a painting to work effectively, it should include a range of values as well as a variety of warm and cool colors. In addition, color harmony will be more successfully achieved when utilizing a limited palette.

The Magic of Dark Skies celebrates the spectacular majesty of dark skies we find all over the world.

Today we are turning the tables, and talking to Stephen Fuller, an Associate Artist both known for his atmospheric and dramatic landscapes, and his in depth interviews of other Associate Artists.

Along with running my art business, I have been busy volunteering and visiting schools to promote the peaceful practice of pastel art for our primary school students.

Details of the upcoming Annual Exhibition from the Pastel Society of Ireland

In April last year we ventured into the North York Moors to the famous view known in these parts as ‘The Hole of Horcum’.

My knowledge of the North York Moors is scant at best! My go to locations have tended to be the Yorkshire Dales, given their proximity to Harrogate where I live.

As an artist you are something of an itinerant hobo who is free to ride the box cars between all sorts of, often temporary, stations.

Your handwriting is as unique and distinct as you are. Regardless of how we were taught to write, we each develop our own style. Immediately recognizable to those who know us.

This December marks the ten-year anniversary of Northumberland International Dark Sky Park, an area encompassing the Northumberland National Park and most of Kielder Water & Forest Park.

In today’s “Interview with an Associate Artist” we’ll be chatting to Sue Kerrigan-Harris. A graduate of Winchester College, Sue is particularly known for her fine portraiture of people and animals.