Commission painting - Andy Elliot

Recently I was asked if I could do a commission for a friends Grandparents. His family had just sold their farm and he wanted to get them something in the way of a memory. I was given a heap of photos from various scenes around the farm and was asked to come up with some ideas for a painting. This was the end result and was a union of four different photos.

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South of Hokitika - Andy Elliot - Artist

I haven't added a painting for ages as I've been working on a commission. This is a small painting I did for an art swap. It's a black and white and based on a photo I took south of Hokitika earlier this year. It was a miserable, bleak and windy day but for this tree it was business as usual. It had seen it all before

Doubtful Sound - Fiordland

sold on Trademe

Title: Doubtful Sound

Size: Each canvas measures 46 X 26 X 4cm.

A stunning black and white painting of Doubtful Sound, Fiordland.
Beech trees dominate the foreground with the Fiord shrouded in typical West Coast cloud.
4 cm sides on canvas all painted as well.

Painted with quality Acrylic's on Exhibition canvas.

This is first of a series of black and white landscapes which I have planned.

West Coast Beech

For Sale
andyelliot@elliart.co.nz

Currently on Exhibition in Nelson, New Zealand

Acrylic on Boxed Canvas.
Size 92 X 38cm X4cm
A West Coast Beech Tree with setting sun in background

"Sounds of Colour" 2006 Andy Elliot

For Sale

contact artist at andyelliot@elliart.co.nz


Currently on Exhibition in Nelson, New Zealand
Acrylic on Boxed Canvas.
Size 3 canvas's each measuring 46 X 26 X 4 cm

A Stylised view of the Marborough Sounds, New Zealand.

"West Coast View" 2006

For Sale
contact artist at andyelliot@elliart.co.nz

Currently on Exhibition in Nelson.
Acrylic on boxed canvas
Consists of 3 panels, Each panel measures 61 X 31 X 4 cm.

A stylised 3 panel painting of a stand of Rimu trees. Background is a stunning red. Third panel is a black and white scene of a rimu tree shrouded in West Coast mist. A textured gold band runs along the base of the painting