Dianne Mary Alice Reeds

Dianne started painting again about 12 years ago after moving to Dorset.
She worked on a women’s journal for several years and then retrained as a garden designer in west London.
Colour texture shape and form have always been integral to her work.
She was fortunate to learn from a professional artist in a local art group and was encouraged to join various art society’s.
Her styles are varied depending on what medium she chooses but loves depicting different subjects.
The last four years have been dedicated to painting places that her late husband Clive loved to walk and visit with Oliver dog.
Scotland, France as well as the Dorset countryside are the latest artworks
She is influenced by several artists Joan Eardley Hockney and the French impressionist are some of her favourites.
She lives by the sea where she walks everyday with Eardley a little black dog.