Paul Corfield’s latest limited edition and original artworks added to his Home From Home collection reflect the British countryside in his own heartwarming style, which makes him one of our most popular artists.
Paul Corfield has always had two different art styles; one is his rolling landscapes, seascapes and iconic white houses which are so beloved by his loyal collectors. The other is hyperrealism which he uses in his portraiture and abstract work. Over the past year, Paul has been developing his style to bring elements of both styles together, giving his new pieces a progressive, contemporary feel. The new Home from Home collection features five new pieces which have all taken elements from both of these styles as Paul continues to develop his work.
“I begin each painting by working on the sky, then clouds, then farthest hill, next farthest hill and so on until I’m at the foreground,” Paul explains. “I paint very close to the canvas, often spending all day with my close-up magnifying goggles on! I never step back to assess everything, which is pretty much the opposite of what people think an artist must do.
“Once I start applying paint to canvas then I'm really just focusing on a centimetre or two at a time, my little size three round sable brush wrestling with applying paint and blending at the same time. I'm starting to inject new elements into my style. I decided it's time to change a few things up, the two smaller new pieces have the grass being added to foreground hills and flowers also.
“I'm experimenting with softening the dotting on the trees and bushes, tree shapes are changing a little, I'm working on new ways to paint cliff faces and new ways to draw cloud shapes, but keeping the thing that is my recognisable 'Corfield' style.”
Featured art (L-R): Over The Hills And Far Away, Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage, Over The Bridge And Far Away and Path To The Beach. These deluxe limited edition graphics are hand-signed by Paul Corfield.
Paul starts each painting by sketching the outline on the canvas before painting each section one-by-one. Painting very close to the canvas, he often spends all day with his magnifying goggles and never stepping back to assess until the artwork is completed! Check out his process to create 'Path To The Beach' below.
Landscape is a truly enduring theme in art. It can be seen hanging on the walls of art novices, established collectors and just about everyone in between in some form. Whether it’s a painting, a print or a photograph, landscape art is not just a reflection of the world around us, but a deeply personal and emotional expression of how we connect with nature.
The use of colour in art goes beyond the aesthetics of building an image. Artists use colour to establish a mood, convey a meaning and ultimately inject an artwork – and its viewer – with feeling.
This poignant collection includes the Dorset-based artist's first hardback book, along with reimagined limited edition and original artworks. These beautiful countryside and seaside scenes are perfect for an escape.
We caught up with one of the UK's best chefs to find out how he's styled our art at his two Michelin-starred restaurant in Cambridge. Discover why art is the perfect side dish for spectacular food.
Some of Paul's most popular scenes were reimagined for his touching Autumn Winter // 2020 collection, which features colourful scenes of the British landscape and a heartwarming Christmas edition.
If you're missing the great outdoors, we've got the perfect selection of artworks to brings nature inside - no matter the weather.
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