Showing posts with label lovesey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lovesey. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 December 2013

Art for Art's Sake art sale




Henry Shelton staffed the commission4mission stall at the Art for Art's Sake art sale organised by Danielle Lovesey at St Peter's Aldborough Hatch. Christmas cards, jewellery and notebooks were among the items designed by our artists to sell from the stall. Danielle showed several of her works and the sale featured the work of other local artists.

Sunday, 24 November 2013

Art for Art's Sake



commission4mission member Danielle Lovesey is organising the Art for Art's Sake sale at St Peter's Aldborough Hatch on Saturday 7th December from 10.00am to 4.00pm.

commission4mission will have a stall at the sale including books, cards, Christmas cards, jewellery, notebooks, prints and t shirts produced by our members.

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

c4m's Goodmayes exhibition


Painted wood relief portrait of Rev. Jonathan Evens by Peter Webb


St Jerome by Ross Ashmore


Tree of Life by Danielle Lovesey

Among the works which can be seen at the next commission4mission exhibition (St Paul's Goodmayes, 1st - 7th July, 10.00am - 4.00pm daily) are three portraits of local clerics: Michael Creasey will exhibit a portrait of The Rt. Revd. David Hawkins, Bishop of Barking; Henry Shelton will show his portrait of Fr. Benjamin Rutt-Field, Vicar of St Paul's Goodmayes; while Peter Webb will include his painted wood relief portrait of Rev. Jonathan Evens, commission4mission's Secretary. Other works which can be seen include an impressive series of large impasto paintings by Ross Ashmore based on works by Michelangelo and Carravagio, plus work by Danielle Lovesey, our newest member.

Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Danielle Lovesey


Tree of Life


Blood shed for us

Danielle Lovesey's work is abstract, bright colours and the use of bold but visually interesting lines and blends of colour. Her focus is on biblical and spiritual imagery for her paintings, seeing an image in her mind she then moves to paint it.