A postcard sized painting of old fruit trees in an orchard by Dorset Artist Andrea Hook
Orchard, Early Evening: NFS

Impasto painting on canvas board. 7'' x 5''
SELECTED for Artists & Illustrators' Artists of the Year 2017 Competition,
Mall Galleries, London from 23 - 28 January, 2017
#overthemoon
A painting of the gnarled fruit trees in my childhood garden.
I love these trees, I grew up with them - they witnessed my first wobbly bicycle rides, endured a makeshift rope swing in their branches and posed magnificently for my homework sketches.
I drew them so often that when setting a free choice for our sketching homework one week, my art teacher added 'but Andrea isn't allowed to draw trees!' (Bit harsh!) So it was really special to have this little painting exhibited at the Mall Galleries all those years later.
Can somebody please tell Mrs Lawler?

'Sunshine on a Palette'
Dorset Artist - inspired by nature and the beautiful wildflowers & coast of my home county
Oil & acrylic original paintings
All images © Andrea Hook

Selected for 'The Artist' Highly Commended Online Exhibition 2022
Double selection for 'ING Discerning Eye Exhibition 2020', Mall Galleries
Selected for 'The Artist' category of The Artist and Leisure Painter Magazines' Open Art Competition 2020
Selected for Artists & Illustrators Magazine's Artist of the Year, Mall Galleries Exhibition 2017
Winner of the New Forest Open Art 2015
A postcard sized painting of old fruit trees in an orchard by Dorset Artist Andrea Hook

Impasto painting on canvas board. 7'' x 5''
SELECTED for Artists & Illustrators' Artists of the Year 2017 Competition,
Mall Galleries, London from 23 - 28 January, 2017
#overthemoon
A painting of the gnarled fruit trees in my childhood garden.
I love these trees, I grew up with them - they witnessed my first wobbly bicycle rides, endured a makeshift rope swing in their branches and posed magnificently for my homework sketches.
I drew them so often that when setting a free choice for our sketching homework one week, my art teacher added 'but Andrea isn't allowed to draw trees!' (Bit harsh!) So it was really special to have this little painting exhibited at the Mall Galleries all those years later.
Can somebody please tell Mrs Lawler?