Radiant Bloom - an original painting by Roy P. Awbery Fine Art. Available to buy now.
Roy P Awbery produces original fine art paintings in acrylic and water colours across a variety of different genres - life’s too short to be pigeon-holed!
Commission enquiries are always welcomed.
Radiant Bloom - an original painting by Roy P. Awbery Fine Art. Available to buy now.
The story behind my abstract painting, Urban Rhythm.
Discover the exciting collaboration between Roy P. Awbery Fine Art and Max's coffee shop, 'McCann's', in Newbury. Dive into stories of art, coffee, and kindness, including Max's inspiring journey and the "pay it forward" scheme. Plus, get details on the upcoming Burghfield May Fayre for a month filled with art, coffee, and fun!
If you're ready to embark on a life-changing journey into daily painting, exploring the realms of watercolours, acrylics, and oils, you're in for a treat. Join me as we delve into the magic that continuous practice, diverse learning, and a touch of style evolution can bring to your artistic endeavours.
Welcome to the world of abstract painting, where creativity knows no boundaries and self-expression takes centre stage. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of creating the perfect abstract painting by harnessing your artistic instincts and exploring various techniques. We will delve into the essence of abstract art, discuss the key elements that contribute to its success, and provide insights into the techniques used by abstract artists.
Colours - what a delightful language they speak! And they really do speak to us. They whisper stories, evoke feelings, and paint the canvas of our emotions. And what better place to start than understanding the very psychology of colours?
Welcome to the world of abstract painting, where creativity knows no boundaries and self-expression takes centre stage. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of creating the perfect abstract painting by harnessing your artistic instincts and exploring various techniques. We will delve into the essence of abstract art, discuss the key elements that contribute to its success, and provide insights into the techniques used by abstract artists.
In the fast-paced world we live in, finding a balance between work and personal pursuits can be challenging. As a scientist with a full-time job, I understand the importance of maintaining a good work-life balance. While you may be interested in my art and book writing rather than my day job, I believe that striking a harmonious equilibrium between professional responsibilities and personal passions is key to living a fulfilling and enriched life. In this blog post, I'll share my journey and provide practical tips on how I manage to pursue my creative endeavours alongside my demanding career.
Welcome to my blog, where I dive into the incredible benefits of daily sketching and drawing. Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, incorporating sketching into your daily routine can have a profound impact on your creativity and personal growth. As I explore different subjects and experiment with various techniques, I discover new ideas and perspectives. Sketching enhances my observation skills, allowing me to appreciate the intricate details of the world around me. It also provides a meditative experience, where I can unwind and embrace mindfulness. Through this blog, I invite you to join me on this journey of self-expression, creativity, and exploration. Let's start sketching every day and witness the transformative power it holds to unleash our inner artist and foster personal growth.
I believe that art has the power to transform and enhance the ambience of any living space. In this post, '’ll guide you through the process of choosing the perfect artwork for your home. Discover how to find pieces that resonate with your personal style and create a harmonious environment that truly reflects who you are.
As an artist, I have often found myself in the frustrating position of staring at a blank page, struggling to find the perfect words to describe my artwork. And I know I’m not alone. Crafting unique and captivating descriptions is essential to engaging an audience and selling my work.
This edition of my art newsletter I talk about my latest new series of abstract paintings, the fun in meeting new people face-to-face and the importance of telling a story to help sell my artwork.
In this blog post, artist Roy P. Awbery examines the impact of digital technology on the traditional art world. While digital art has gained popularity in recent years, Awbery argues that traditional abstract art holds unique physical qualities and cultural significance that cannot be replicated in a digital format. However, he acknowledges the opportunities that digital art presents for artists to market and sell their work. Awbery also addresses the controversy surrounding NFTs, expressing his own skepticism towards the high prices attached to some digital artwork. As an abstract artist, he remains committed to creating physical pieces with real paint and canvas.
In this blog post, artist Roy P. Awbery examines the impact of digital technology on the traditional art world. While digital art has gained popularity in recent years, Awbery argues that traditional abstract art holds unique physical qualities and cultural significance that cannot be replicated in a digital format. However, he acknowledges the opportunities that digital art presents for artists to market and sell their work. Awbery also addresses the controversy surrounding NFTs, expressing his own skepticism towards the high prices attached to some digital artwork. As an abstract artist, he remains committed to creating physical pieces with real paint and canvas.
I wanted to share with you what I've been up to in my studio lately. As some of you may know, I have a passion for abstract art and I'm happy to say that I've returned to it in full force. Recently, I created two small paintings that have a unique cruciform appearance, made up of bold vertical lines that appear three-dimensional as they rise from the surface of the canvas. To achieve this effect, I blended my acrylic paints with plaster and modelling paste, which added texture and depth to the paintings.
Hans Giger was a Swiss surrealist artist known for his abstract and often disturbing artwork. He gained widespread recognition for his work on the Alien film, which won him an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Giger's artwork often blended the organic with the mechanical, resulting in a unique style that was both captivating and unsettling. He was fascinated with the female form and penetration, and his artwork often explored these themes in a provocative manner. Despite his controversial subject matter, Giger's work has had a significant impact on popular culture, inspiring generations of artists and filmmakers. Even after his passing in 2014, his legacy continues to live on, and his work remains as relevant and provocative as ever.
Price and value are two different things when it comes to artwork. The price is simply the amount of money being asked for a piece, while value refers to its worth to the person who owns it. Consider factors like the artist's biography, materials used, and historical context when assessing a work's value, rather than just its price tag.
The chemical elements of the periodic table have inspired a series of original abstract paintings by Berkshire artist Roy P. Awbery. Here, I explain why I have chosen to create a series of original abstract artworks inspired by the chemical elements.
What is an artist? What defines a professional artist? How do you become an artist? I explore these questions in my artist’s blog post and share my story of becoming a semi-professional artist.
Can painting every day for 30 days make you an artist? An artist is defined as someone who creates paintings, drawings or visual objects as a profession or a hobby. Here I share my short story on how I became an artist after challenging myself to paint every day for 30 days. It soon became a habit and today I still paint every day. Read my newsletter to learn more and see my early examples.