
Sunday, 30 May 2010
Artists and Illustrators Magazine
The latest Artists and Illustrators magazine (July 2010 issue) features an image of one of my paintings "Time For A Nap" (see below) and check out the A&I magazine website here


Friday, 28 May 2010
BBC Devon website

The BBC have been kind enough to include a page on my forthcoming exhibition "Are You Looking at Me?" which you can see by clicking here
EXHIBITION INFO:
'Are You Looking At Me?'
An exhibition of animal and landscape paintings by Mike Jory at The
Picture House
51 Bartholomew Street West
Exeter
EX4 3AJ
Opens 7pm Tuesday 1st June 2010 (All welcome) Exhibition runs until
Monday 14th June 2010 open from 1pm-11pm 7 days a week.
Sunday, 23 May 2010
Recent Publicity
Details of my forthcoming exhibition have been mentioned in this month's "The Artist" and "Leisure Painter" magazines, the latter also includes a photo of one of the paintings.


‘Are You Looking At Me?’ An exhibition of animal and landscape paintings
by Mike Jory
at The Picture House, 51 Bartholomew Street West, Exeter, EX4 3AJ
Opens 7pm Tuesday 1st June 2010 (All welcome)
Exhibition runs until Monday 14th June 2010 open from 1pm-11pm 7 days a week.


‘Are You Looking At Me?’ An exhibition of animal and landscape paintings
by Mike Jory
at The Picture House, 51 Bartholomew Street West, Exeter, EX4 3AJ
Opens 7pm Tuesday 1st June 2010 (All welcome)
Exhibition runs until Monday 14th June 2010 open from 1pm-11pm 7 days a week.
Friday, 14 May 2010
Thursday, 13 May 2010
Saturday, 17 April 2010
COTD: Teddy Bare!

I wasn't sure whether to call this "Thread Bear" or "Teddy Bare" but went with the latter in the end! :-)
See more art at my website here
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
POTD: Cervidae Country

Here's another wildlife painting. On a drive along the back roads from Tiverton to Bickleigh (in Devon) I came across this deer roaming wild in a field, I stopped the car and sneaked into the field staying as close to the hedge as possible and managed to grab some reference photos. There turned out to be a group of 5 deer in the end, and it was quite comical watching each one appear from over the brow of the hill and then see them eventually realise I was there at which point they scampered off.
This painting is one of several I've worked on recently with a low width to height ratio (this one is 12" wide and 48" high) and I'm enjoying the challenges of composing scenes within these constraints. Here I've placed the horizon very high in the picture and painted the background landscape in cool pale colours to place it distant from the deer. What you may not have noticed at first glance is the rabbit hiding in plain sight!
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