ELLIE THOMAS ARTWORK

Original Art

British Artist producing high quality affordable original pieces mounted and framed and representing local Cotswold landscape in a loose and impressionistic way.

MY STORY

I began painting in approximately 2017 as a way of dealing with some personal difficulties and discovered art to be a great form of therapy. Since this time I have continued to paint and have exhibited in a number of local exhibitions. I paint Cotswold landscapes (though also experiment with other subjects) in a loose impressionistic style using acrylics, watercolour, pastels and mixed media. Paintings on paper are sold mounted and framed. Various sizes ranging from A4 to A2 available.Paintings on various sizes of canvas are available framed and unframed.Most of my art work can be viewed on instagram and I can be contacted directly for queries about prices or to arrange a visit to view art work in my studio space.

ART EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS

A selection of my work is on display in a semi-permanent exhibition at The Pavilion Cafe, Hatherley Lane.

My Art Studio Display is also open to view a wider selection of my work, by appointment.

My work has been exhibited around the Cotswolds at the following venues: 'Spencer House Gallery,' Tetbury, 'Three Storeys', Nailsworth, 'The House of Smalls', Chipping Campden and 'Crumps Barn Studio', Cirencester.

In 2023 and 2024 I was also a finalist in the Broadway Arts Festival Open Competition and my work was selected for the accompanying exhibition.

I am involved in a number of group projects with other artists.

Recent group exhibitions include 'Shared Perspectives' and 'A Moment in Time' both at the Gardens Gallery in Montpellier Gardens.

A further exhibition at this venue is planned for early in 2025.

Other past Exhibitions include The Christian Arts Festival Event: Eden, Restoring Paradise in December 2020. My Piece 'The Restoration' was awarded 1st Prize in the associated Competition.

I have exhibited outdoors at Art Events in Pitville Park and The Pavilion in Cheltenham.