This is a wonderful video of Melissa Scott-Miller painting her wonderful detailed urban London landscapes in lush oil paint.
"I like to feel I'm portraying the essence of an area"
LEARN:
- what the inside of an artist's home really looks like (oil paintings occupy every wall while they dry and wait for exhibitions, canvases for painting stack against walls)
- how to paint with an easel on the stairs
- why shopping trollies are a wonderful way to transport kit for plein air painting
-
how to respond to really irritating people who want to talk about your
painting while you're working
(keep responses brief and don't encourage more questions and be nice to
those who nice to you)
- how to respond to "how much" questions
- how painting plein air facilitates marketing - so don't forget to take your business card!
"If I really had my own way, I'd just be painting backs of housesThe video was created for the recent Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition 2021
We follow Melissa Scott-Miller RP NEAC RBA as she paints in her studio, on the stairs, and out in the streets of London.
Growing up among the tall red-brick mansion blocks of Kensington, Melissa Scott-Miller was an enthusiast for London's streetscapes from an early age. She has made the urban landscape her specialty, choosing metre-square canvases to record the rich detail of the city.
The video was made by
Jack Elliott Hobbs, digital
content creator and documentary filmmaker.
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