u/flonards

Based on the landscape of Taliesin, Ceredigion.

Currently on display at MoMA Machynlleth

Acrylic on canvas

40 x 40cm

Little painting based on an old photograph of mine. I've always loved the colours of these flats, although I know a lot of people miss King's Hall which used to stand here

Based on the estuary between Ynyslas/Borth and Aberdovey.

I love Ynyslas

Acrylic on paper

Little painting of Aber North Beach. I studied Fine Art at Aber and it still has a piece of my heart.

Acrylic on paper

10 x 10cm

Acrylic on paper

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Estuary between Aberdovey and Ynyslas (Borth), Wlaes 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Acrylic on paper

Potentially for an exhibition I am working towards.

Inspired by rural Wales as I often travel between Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury and love the views

Not based on any photos, just my memories of the landscape with some additional colours I feel work well.

I like working with lots of layers and allowing the paint to do its own thing and create interesting shapes.

30 x 30cm, acrylic on canvas

I love giving my paintings titles as it makes it easier across the board to keep track of stock, sales, marketing etc, but I have titled so many landscape pieces at this point, I'm running out of ideas 😅

Any ideas welcome! 😊

Hi, I just wanted to share my artwork here and some of my favourite ACEO paintings.

I paint abstract landscapes inspired by Wales and often use bright colours and bold brushstrokes that I think add a whimsical, dream-like feel. I see my mini paintings as little windows into lands I'd love to explore. I also often like to add a little moon in the skies as my paintings often reflect dusk or dawn where a moon would be present, and they also feel like a little signature now.

I'm currently selling these on Vinted 😬 I did have them on Etsy as well, but there was very little interest there.

I know Ebay is the main spot for ACEOs, but my account has been suspended, and I have no idea why (trying to fix this), so I can't sell there atm 🤷‍♀️

I'd love some feedback, advice, and tips on where and how to sell more 😊

Thanks!