This month we are delighted to be exhibiting the stunning photo realistic canvases of Lee Rich at The Laboratory. Lee, married with two children, was born in Rochford and grew up
on Canvey, now living local to Wat Tyler.
Lee drew pictures and enjoyed colouring as a child but never picked up a paint brush. It has only been in the last couple of years that Lee has discovered that she has a talent for painting and a keen eye for detail.
In 2011 Lee registered and signed up for a painting on canvas course with BEST ( Basildon
Education Services Trust). It was here that Lee discovered acrylics and was given
the opportunity to explore art and try new things.
Since
realising her talent in 2011 and with the support and encouragement from friends
and family, Lee has produced some beautiful pieces of work which are currently
displayed at The Laboratory at Wat Tyler Country Park. Lee has also exhibited
work at the Basildon Art Gallery in the Eastgate Shopping Centre.
Lee's chosen and preferred medium is acrylics and has recently completed a few commissioned projects on
canvas. Lee works from photos and paints her representation of what she sees in a photo
realistic style. Lee enjoys painting portraits and animals, especially tackling
textured fur and fine detail.
If you would like to commission a pet
portrait, portrait or painting for yourself or as a gift, Lee would be happy for you to contact her on: leerich.art2011@gmail.com
Alternatively check out Lee's blog on : www.leerichart.blogspot.com
Lee's stunning canvases exhibited at The Laboratory |
"Crane" Acrylic on canvas. Can you believe this was Lee's first ever painting? |
"Homeless Boy" Acrylic on canvas. |
"Simon" Acrylic on canvas. |
"Lenny" Acrylic on canvas. |
"Journey Home" Acrylic on canvas. |
"Junior" Acrylic on canvas. |
Utterly amazing work Lee, they look even better in real life!!
ReplyDeleteStunning pieces !
Hi Lisa, I met you today briefly at The Laboratory, well done on your achievement, itl ooks very exciting.
ReplyDeleteYou asked what I do. Some of my work is shown on my blog at: http//:itchifingers.blogspot.com
I hope to visit The Laboratory again soon and to join in next time.