a blog of thoughts on what floats my boat
the ‘nuzzle’ series of paintings
The ‘nuzzle’ series explores the quiet comfort of closeness – the way two forms, colours, or feelings can rest gently against each other. Each painting captures that simple, wordless connection we feel when something fits just right, their boundary both a line of separation and a site of intimacy. Who doesn’t like to cuddle and nuzzle?!
the ‘odd couple’ at art@one
The 'Odd couple' acrylic painting was on show at the art@one Autumn exhibition 'Conversations in colour' at the Lodge in Hemingford House. The exhibition was an eclectic mix of artworks in sculpture, wood carving & ceramics, mixed media, watercolour, acrylic &...
events
2025 Nov 14-15 Annual Exhibition, Hunts Art Group - St Ives Free Church Nov 9 Hinchingbrooke Fair, Hinchingbrooke House Oct 11-19 Conversations in colour, Art@one Sep 14 Hinchingbrooke Fair, Hinchingbrooke House Aug 2 ‘Fervour’ wins first prize in the village show Aug...
on display at The Glass House Cambridge
We-hoo 😉 Six of my paintings are in the Glass House in Cambridge! This week I hung some of my artwork in the boardroom at Innovate Cambridge*! I AM OVER the moon that my art will be helping the vibe of the room to bring about...
devour series of paintings
Immerse your space in emotion and energy with “Fervour”, “Savour”, “Candour” and “Ardour’ — these striking fine art giclée prints are based on my original acrylic paintings (available if you’d prefer the original painting). These expressive pieces evoke a stormy, elemental landscape, where smoky greys meet intense, fiery orange, calm blues, yellow or pink golden hour skies. They’re moody, modern, and alive with layered texture and feeling.
me and o-Hara
Angie Moyes with o-Hara, an abstract painting in reds and pinks at CamCreatives Artist Show. Called o_hara after Scarlett O-Hara in ‘Gone with the wind because Scarlett embodies women of fierce spirit — passionate, flawed, and unbreakable. A storm of will and longing, it captures the tension between fragility and fire, survival and desire. There’s a little bit of o-Hara in all of us.
the ‘colourama’ series of paintings
Like 'Horizons', 'Colourama's' are always about the juxtaposition of colours - either in the same family, opposites or complementary. How they look together and what happens when they meet, and what happens when the canvas is left bare - how the texture of the canvas...
the ‘horizon’ series of paintings
Horizons acrylic paintings are always about the juxtaposition of colours. How they look together and what happens when they meet, and what happens when the canvas is left bare.
the ‘falling’ series of paintings
What does falling feel like – can I create a painting that gives you the sensation of falling. Does falling start to feel like rising? Does colour change the feeling? This was the thinking behind this series of paintings.