Corncrake on Rathlin Island - Gouache and Watercolour painting by Robert Spotten

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Corncrake on Rathlin Island - Gouache and Watercolour painting by Robert SpottenA detailed painting of a corncrake, a bird species which is hardly ever seen now in Ireland when it was once very common, it is believed that modern farming has decimated its numbers. In the summer of 2019, two pairs were spotted on Rathlin Island. Corncrakes hide in long grass and this gouache painting shows the bird calling. This painting forms part of the joint exhibition by ceramicist Ann Marie Robinson and artist painter Robert Spotten ENDANGERED

inspired by the dew on a spring flower

This petite sterling silver cross

2 grams approximately

to filling them with softly crocheted acrylic wool

A vivid blue as a background adds to the tension of the piece

This kickback

Measuring 16 x 18 mm and weighing 3

12 mm high

a vision brought to life by the innovative hands of Irish jeweller Robert Spotten

The result of a play with clay and colours

The most abstract horse painting by James C

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