BETH WOODS | ORIGINAL SILK
"Why not treat yourself or a loved one to a stunning piece of original artwork? These original silk paintings absolutely must be seen in the flesh to be appreciated; they catch the light beautifully, and make an impact on any space where they are displayed. They may not cost as much as you'd think - I know artwork is a luxury purchase, so I've kept costs as low as I can, so if you have a friend or relative who is impossible to buy gifts for why not try giving them a painting? They'll never forget who it's from."
Beth has sold work internationally and produces paintings of varying sizes and on a wide variety of subjects. Functional pieces such as scarves, cushion covers, lampshades etc are also very popular. The unpredictable nature of painting on silk is both fascinating and inspirational to Beth, and makes each piece utterly unique.
New paintings are added to the site regularly, so if you haven't found the right peice for you or your loved one, keep coming back.
Born in Epsom, Surrey, Beth spent her childhood moving around in the UK with her family until the age of 11, while living in Melbourne, Australia, she won her first art competition. From this moment, art became very important to her.
As a child, Beth discovered a deep love of nature, and rescued many injured or troubled animals. Her fascination with the natural world grew to include all living things, including plants and gardening. She realised that painting and drawing what she knew and loved was integral to her path in life, and she found a sense of purpose.
After leaving school, Beth spent two years studing Art & Design at Somerset College. During her studies she became skilled in printmaking, photography, textile design and ceramics. Her love of the natural world shone through in her work, and does to this day.
Beth strives to create work that is beautiful and takes the viewer to a place of peace and tranquility. Her favourite work is commission work. This enables the client to request exactly what they want from a painting, and gives Beth the great satisfaction of presenting something beautiful and unique.