Rebecca Vincent Art

Back to Black explores monotype printmaking with black ink and translucent layers to create atmospheric Lindisfarne-inspired landscapes. By simplifying my process, I’ve been able to focus on mark-making, reflections and the changing moods of the skies. Read more: rebecca-vincent.co.uk/single-post/li… #LindisfarneCastle #Northumberland #Monotype #Printmaking

Visit my studio at The Hearth Arts Centre Winter Art Fair (21–22 Nov, 10am–4pm). Discover new paintings and drawings inspired by wildflowers in the landscape, ploughed fields and dramatic Northumberland cliffs and castles, alongside colourful landscape prints and a special offer on greetings cards. thehearth.co.uk/winter-art-fai… #Northumberland #WinterArtFair

United We Stand explores the interaction of colours to create a glowing sense of light. I love how the colours have come together in the sky, almost capturing the feeling of a real sunset, contrasted with the textured, patterned landscape below. rebecca-vincent.co.uk/product-page/s… #LandscapeArt #SunsetArt #ContemporaryArt #NatureInspiredArt

Touch a Chord is one of a series of fiery skies I created recently. Just as a chord in music creates a richer sound than a single note, a combination of reds and oranges creates a more powerful effect than one colour alone. The original has sold, but greetings cards are available. rebecca-vincent.co.uk/product-page/t… #LandscapeArt #Printmaking #ContemporaryArt #GreetingsCard

Sunrise Reflections, Bamburgh Castle captures a rosy pink dawn over this much-loved Northumberland landmark. I used the still water to reflect the sky and castle, creating a sense of symmetry and calm. I’ve taken my own children here to play on the golden sand, so it’s a place full of happy memories. rebecca-vincent.co.uk/product-page/b… #Northumberland #LandscapeArt #Monotype