My artwork is inspired by realistic subjects which I then abstract or stylise. I particularly enjoy using buildings and plants. I may use photos or my drawings-often computer drawn ones- as a basis, but will then change the colours and add details from imagination or memory, or simply just use the latter to construct a picture. I love taking a quick glance at a scene and simplifying what is in reality very complicated, often by placing a mental “frame” around it –a skill etched on my memory from City and Guilds Embroidery courses. I also enjoy making fantasy artwork, again from my imagination or what is my idea of characters from myth, legend and stories.

I work mainly in watercolour-paint and pencil, felt and gel pens, coloured pencils, inks. I sometimes add texture in the form of a magazine cutting, or other papers or threads/fabric etc. My cats enjoy my art and will help by drinking excess paint flavoured water, sitting on a painting to keep it warm, and grabbing my hand or brush to just make a mark where they see fit. I don’t think anyone buying my work would want a subtle cat-hair texture however, so I carefully remove this before offering it for sale!

I would like people to enjoy my art in the sense of seeing a different way of viewing things, and experiencing hopefully the atmosphere and mood that I’m trying to convey.

Maeve Wright 2005





From Gallery "Abstract"
"Running Squared"
30.5 cm x 23.0 cm
Watercolour pencils on watercolour paper
2005


From Gallery "Fantasy"
"Pantomime Palaces"
30.5 cm x 23.0 cm
Mixed Media
2005


From Gallery "Landscape"
"Whitby Bits (1)"
30.5 cm x 23.0 cm
Mixed Media
2005


"Whitby Bits (2)"
30.5 cm x 23 cm
Mixed Media
2005


"Under the Pier - Southwold"
14" x 10".
Mixed Media
2005


"Scandinavian Housing Estate"
30.5 cm x 23.0 cm
Mixed Media
2005


"City Streets"
30.5 cm x 23.0 cm
Mixed Media
2005


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