Artist Profile - Sally Sarneski
Heart Mandala
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 120 x 120cm
Sun Shining Through
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 34 x 44cm
Price: £180 Plus Delivery
Sunny Summer Meadow
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 79 x 79cm
Price: £550 Plus Delivery
Echinacea
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Measurements: 23 x 23cm
Price: £120 Plus Delivery
Sunflowers Golden
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Measurements: 34 x 34cm
Price: SOLD
Lacy Daisies
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Measurements: 44 x 44cm
Price: £250 Plus Delivery
Forest in Autumn
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 76 x 60cm Framed
Price: £470 Plus Delivery
Silver Birch and Reds
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 23 x 23cm
Price: £120 Plus Delivery
Coloured Candy Poppyfield
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 50 x 65cm Framed
Price: £400 Plus Delivery
Floaty Daisies
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Measurements: 44 x 44cm
Price: £250 Plus Delivery
Silver Birch and Golds
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 23 x 23cm
Price: £120 Plus Delivery
Daisies
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 20 x 20cm
Price: £120 Plus Delivery
Sunny Sunflowers
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Measurements: 39 x 29cm
Price: £180 Plus Delivery
Heart Mandala
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 120 x 120cm
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Biography
Sally was born and grew up in Wolverhampton. Her childhood interest in painting was kindled by her grandfather who would spend time showing her how to draw. Her earlier years were spent working in industry full time but during this period she kept up her interest and was always attending various art classes and workshops. Sally moved to the Forest of Dean in 2001 and gave up full time employment to become a carer for her father. This enabled her to use a portion of her time to devote entirely to painting and in 2003 she enrolled on the Portfolio Course at Herefordshire College of Art & Design.
Artist Statement
I’m inspired by the countryside and what is around me. I try to make my paintings as bright and bold interpretations of landscape themes. The acrylic colours I choose are quite subjective and the manner of their application can vary considerably, from conventional brushes to splashing to chemical reactions etc. I am constantly looking at different methods to make my work my own.