Our Life in Exmoor National Park: Painting by artist Melody Hawtin B.A.Hons and Photography by David Hawtin
Here in Exmoor National Park, the light has a beautiful quality that draws out the subtle tones of this ever changing landscape. Rich colours of gorse and heather through the summer months and the rich reds of bracken during the autumn and winter months. To live, paint and take photographs in this place is a dream for an artist.
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Exhibitions
Walk around our latest exhibition. Get details of paintings and link back to our website for details.
See art in your own home
Visit the “View in your own room” category to see paintings in rooms we have chosen or upload pictures of your own home and place the artwork on your own wall. Using our App, take your interior design project to the next level.
How to find us
We are based in Porlock, a working village in the heart of Exmoor National Park, an area from which we draw our inspiration. You will find our Gallery on the High Street and our Studio / Gallery a short distance away, both locations allow us to exhibit our work throughout the year, alternately please visit our online shop where you can view and purchase original paintings and fine art Giclée prints of selected works. Most work can be delivered free within mainland UK and at cost for other locations.
Should you require assistance please feel free to contact us via phone or email.
Featured work from our Online Gallery/Store
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On Top Of The World – Exmoor Landscape Painting£145.00 – £415.00
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Seeds Of Light – Flower Painting£135.00 – £295.00
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The Emperor – Exmoor Red Stag Painting£110.00 – £275.00
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We Shall Meet Him In The Air – Original Oil Painting on canvas with 24ct Gold Leaf£200.00 – £9,000.00
Melody Hawtin
As an artist Melody is primarily a painter, although that is a simplification as she is inspired by so many things. Painting, photography, poetry and art history are among her specific artistic interests.
David Hawtin
As a photographer David is interested in light and the prevailing conditions of the landscape, varying daily and season by season it is in the moment that a photograph is captured.