Ship To Shore by Rebecca Lardner

Although Lardner's landscapes aren't realist in style, they are somehow real and familiar in terms of the colours she uses.

Rebecca remains loyal to the shades of the quintessentially British seashore, as her beautifully busy looking pieces are brought to life through her use of sea blues, muted greys, and sandy yellows.

Dorset born artist, Rebecca Lardner, manages to create a feeling of ceaseless activity and energy in her distinctive oil paintings.

She creates this motion through the composition of the sweeping shore lines that mimic the natural curves of the English coast, her portrayal of people-filled beaches, the inclusion of the docking boats, and the addition of observant seagulls perched along the shoreline.

This wonderful new release by artist, Rebecca Lardner, is packed with character. Lardner takes us to the English Coast, and treats our eyes to all of the recognisable seaside sights.

From the cute and quirky little cottages and houses that line the seafront, to the fishing boats and the ever observant sea birds waiting for their seashore supper.

Although Lardner's painting style isn't befitting of the realist genre, she does however bring an element of reality to her paintings in the shades of colour she chooses to use. Rebecca Lardner remains true to the greys, blues, greens and beiges that can be seen at any beach along the coastal region of England.