About my Original artworks
Initially after returning from Art college in London in 1985 I concentrated on mainly painting in watercolours. After working as a professional artist for over 35yrs I now work with a variety of mixed media including my own printed papers, acrylics, watercolour, collage, gesso, found papers and objects from Orkney's shoreline. I will often work using a multi layering technique by adding and taking away materials.
Jane exhibits a range of her original paintings at her sister's Judith Glue shop, 25 Broad st, Kirkwall, Orkney. You are welcome to make an appointment to visit my studio in Kirkwall to view original work and if you would like to do this, please e mail me first at jane@janeglue.com to arrange a suitable day and time.
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'It's all about the light' Jane's new exhibitio...
The exhibition explores the theme of light through a variety of recent mixed media paintings. Orkney is famous for it's big open skies and light which changes constantly throughout the...
'It's all about the light' Jane's new exhibitio...
The exhibition explores the theme of light through a variety of recent mixed media paintings. Orkney is famous for it's big open skies and light which changes constantly throughout the...
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All about the stone circle of The Ring of Brodgar
A blog about Orkney's stone circle by Orkney artist Jane Glue. The Ring of Brodgar is one of four monuments within Orkney's UNESCO World Heritage Site and consists of twenty...
All about the stone circle of The Ring of Brodgar
A blog about Orkney's stone circle by Orkney artist Jane Glue. The Ring of Brodgar is one of four monuments within Orkney's UNESCO World Heritage Site and consists of twenty...
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Fun facts about puffins!
Puffins are one of my favourite seabirds! and luckily for me and for you, there are lots of them here in Orkney! Several pairs can be found around our coast...
Fun facts about puffins!
Puffins are one of my favourite seabirds! and luckily for me and for you, there are lots of them here in Orkney! Several pairs can be found around our coast...
