Category Archives: landscapes

Fallen trees, Epping forest.

Posted on June 20, 2022 by Trevor Mill

Fallen trees, Epping forest. Acrylics, pencils and pen on gesso’d mdf. Around A3.Painted in is situ on Saturday amid sun, wind and rain, all in the space of an hour. Once the dynamic composition was chosen this painting happened pretty … Continue reading →

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Under a bridge in the rain, Monsal Trail.

Posted on December 10, 2021 by Trevor Mill

Under a bridge in the rain, Monsal trail. Summer 2021. Oil (and rain) on canvas. 40 x40cm.A plien air painting! Quite a situation, stung by stinging nettles, umbrella in free hand, brush in the other, children abseiling from the bridge … Continue reading →

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Square Sketchbook. Derbyshire landscapes.

Posted on September 6, 2021 by Trevor Mill

The Nine Ladies Stone Circle. Two sketches of a beautiful spot, the end of a fantastic walk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_Ladies Bolsover Castle, a saucy fun castle and the rather more haughty and expansive Chatsworth.

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Regent’s Park. Woods, the canal, walkers and giraffes (again).

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Trevor Mill

These are all made on Saturday mornings when one of my sons is playing football. I have around 90 minutes to myself, which is nice. Regent’s Park woods (Changeable weather). Acrylics and pencil. A3.Regent’s Park canal (Sweeping view). Pencil. Two … Continue reading →

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Grey Sketchbook: The Fabrick, or Ashover Rock.

Posted on August 6, 2020 by Trevor Mill

I went up North for a holiday and made this landscape in the Grey A3 Sketchbook.This majestic rock is pronounced ‘The Feybrick’ btw. The rocks around the hill were used as the fabric of the local church, hence the name.The … Continue reading →

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