Elaine Almond Art
Expressive abstract art that sparks deep emotional connections
For those of you who share my love of expressive art, of colour and abstract forms in nature and the world around -
I paint from a mixture of remembered scenes, imagination and feelings. I think of them as landscapes, both exterior and interior, blending what my eyes have seen, and my heart and spirit feel.
Where ideas come to fruition, and vision meets action. Space to experiment, to reflect, to rework, to do things differently—with intention and passion. All worked out in this very personal space.
You can browse, buy or commission artwork to suit your needs. Ring for an appointment here
Where Ideas Take Shape in my studio. Watch the video.
Started a year ago, there are now 10 paintings for sale in this autumn series. See Autumn Kaleidoscope’ in Collections
What clients say about their paintings:
Here’s one point of view
‘The pictures are well and truly still an intrigue in our lounge - not only are they eye-catching but they are a talking point whenever guests come over. They’re interested in what it’s about and we still enjoy giving the backstory to them, which is interesting because they’re modern depictions of their subjects.
My mother-in-law’s reaction in particular was good. She was stunned and said, “Wow, they’re amazing! They just lift the room!” Even my cleaner who has a keen interest in art said they’re fascinating.’ ‘Z'
And another two …
‘ … the really vibrant colours, the dark blue strokes and sense of mist, mystery and questioning. It allows me to wonder, look deeper and longer and it draws me in.’
‘SD’
I really like your work, in particular the acrylics on paper. They have an urgency and spontaneity which comes out of the paper at you.
‘TR’
Alongside my semi-abstracts from nature, I’m working on an abstract series that records my feelings over time.
Here’s one - - - ‘Release’
It marked the beginning of relief from severe pain, and was the first I painted after two months of scribbling in a sketch book. For ever grateful - to the young GP who helped me, and the prayer that was offered at that time.
Where do ideas come from?
“There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterwards you can remove all traces of reality.
Pablo Picasso
