Welcome To Heather O’Brien Art
I have painted for many years. I studied at Rochdale College of Art and Corsham College of Art.
I have exhibited and sold work in London and the South West of England. I work in oil on canvas studying English gardens, landscapes and French landscapes. I spend my time between England and France, particularly in the Languedoc region. where I primarily work in the landscapes of that area. It is the uplifting qualities of the interplay between light and colour in these beautiful regions that inspire me. I aim to allow those qualities to create the dynamics within my paintings.
I live in a 15th. Century thatched cottage with an acre of garden situated in the Mendip hills of Somerset. For me, making a garden is about creating a harmony of colour, shape and texture and watching the changing light add another dimension bringing it all to life. My love of gardens and gardening are primarily the focus of my work here in England.
I have been a member of the Bath Art Printmakers based in Bath where I made etchings of various landscapes, English & French and also some still life etchings. These can be viewed within the paintings page. Press on etchings.
I can offer art services which include art classes and giclee print services up to A3+ on archive papers using pigmented inks. Further details are on the Art services page.
On the News page is the information about art classes and up coming exhibitions and my C.V. and details of current galleries.
The Paintings page contains the individual prices of the paintings available direct from the studio, or the gallery currently exhibiting particular paintings. Just press the thumbnails for the larger view and details. Also here, there is a link to etchings.
The Print Shop page shows all of the Giclee prints available for on-line purchase via Paypal delivered with tubes for full protection. Postage inclusive of the print price.
You can contact me with the form on the Contacts page or by telephone , e-mail.or by post if you prefer.
I hope you enjoy viewing the site and any comments for improvements would be most welcome.