Spring Collection 2025
By Eleanor Campbell
Mixed media on deep canvas
Original artworks
Framed (soft white box frame)
Image size: H: 30cm x W: 30cm
Framed size: H: 37cm x W: 37cm
£325 each
Eleanor's semi-abstract landscape paintings express emotions, memories and responses to the world around her. These new paintings, with their calm patchwork terrains, distant tree lines and flat expanses of paint patternation, have beautiful and consistent colour palettes - sometimes limited to a few colours only - plus angles to lead your eye into each scene.
From rich lavender fields and wooded hilltops to coastal estuaries, Eleanor records the vibrant energy of the natural world, including scenes near her Cotswold home and in her beloved original home of the Scottish coast.
With confident and knowledgable use of colour, Eleanor captures the mood of the landscape, leaving visible brush strokes, layers beneath and making use of mark-making tools and mixed media.
Using chance application of paint and combining these elements into a semi-abstract style, she loves big skies and open places and takes her sketchbook on her daily dog walks to capture the spirit of a place.
ABOUT ELEANOR CAMPBELL
Having lived on the west coast of Scotland, with its rugged coastline, then moving to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, Eleanor has enjoyed the best of both contrasting terrains as inspiration for her landscape painting.
Beyond landscape, Eleanor enjoys producing a variety of imaginative still life art which is often more graphic or realistic in style, using mixed media and painting from life whilst also exploring our material world through her semi-abstract approach.
Eleanor studied for her BA at Glasgow School of Art and, throughout her life, she has followed in the footsteps of her family as artists and creators. She pursued a career of graphic design and illustration and, later in life, returned to focus on her art. She has carried out numerous commissions and exhibits as a full-time painter in the Cotswolds, Cornwall and the Peak District.
She is based in Oxfordshire, in the heart of the Cotswolds.