Cynthea Gregory

19 Oct

Cynthea Gregory was initially trained as an art teacher at Reading University; then retrained at Brunel in Design and Technology.
Cynthea draws her inspiration from the landscapes and coasts of East Devon. She loves to explore the area, finding suitable subjects, making sketches, and taking a library of reference photographs. Back in her studio, she creates her paintings, either working in watercolour, or acrylic. Her acrylic canvases are stylised and semi-abstract, but the scenes recognisable. In particular, she is attracted by water, be it the sea, rivers, canals, or wetlands. She loves to share the atmosphere and mood of her discoveries using her vibrant colour palette.
Cynthea is proud to have recently held a solo and several small group exhibitions. This year one piece of her artwork was awarded ‘best acrylic in the art show’ by two different local art groups.

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