Elizabeth has always had a natural ability with art from a young age. She studied art and design at Swansea Metropolitan University and graduated in 2007. Afterwards she worked on various private commissions.
Through her late 20’s Elizabeth traveled around Europe, Australia, America and West Africa. Although she was also a keen photographer she mainly opted for her sketch book. Africa was a huge inspiration for bright colour combination. Also, the aboriginal art in Australia really inspired Elizabeth’s use of pattern.
In her 30’s Elizabeth settled in Abergavenny to have a family and has since worked on turning her local mountain scenes of Abergavenny into greeting cards which can now be found in Waterstones and That’s Lovely That.
Through her late 20’s Elizabeth traveled around Europe, Australia, America and West Africa. Although she was also a keen photographer she mainly opted for her sketch book. Africa was a huge inspiration for bright colour combination. Also, the aboriginal art in Australia really inspired Elizabeth’s use of pattern.
In her 30’s Elizabeth settled in Abergavenny to have a family and has since worked on turning her local mountain scenes of Abergavenny into greeting cards which can now be found in Waterstones and That’s Lovely That.
Three Peaks
5x7"
Acryloc on board
Skirrid in Spring
10x12"
Acrylic on board
10x12"
Acrylic on board
Blorenge in Autumn
10x12"
Acrylic on board
