About the Artist
My name is Jo March and I’m a self-taught painter. I’ve been making some kind of living through my work since 1986, based in Cornwall, the county where I grew up.
My work is figurative and essentially nostalgic, and both celebrates the memory, and mourns the loss of older, simpler ways of living in rural Britain.
The paintings explore patterns of landscape but also our innate emotional responses to ideas of ‘home’ and the right to roam to and from it. I admit I am sentimental, especially regarding animals, and in my imaginary land they always enjoy life, as should be their right.
My paintings invariably have a narrative element and, I hope, contain elements of individual short stories that the viewer might enjoy reading for themselves.
https://youtu.be/a0nVrcFzs1k
Link to an interview with Lost Meadow Gallery, which explains a lot!
https://instagram.com/jomarch_art?igshid=Y2M0YTlkZGNmOQ==
www.jomarchart.com
I’m an urban sketcher and painter working primarily around London and the Southeast of England. I concentrate on buildings and street scenes. Since I use my sketchbooks as a form of daily visual diary, my work can also include home scenes and, of course, drawings from my travels. I sometimes get commissions to sketch people’s homes and other memorable places.
Jane Hepburn is an intuitive, fantasy artist whose work sells internationally and adorns the walls of notable celebrities such as fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg, Ken Paves, and many others. Children and adults alike are captivated by her strikingly beautiful SuperElle angels who rule their heavenly world with wisdom and warrior power whilst being fun loving and nurturing.
