Tim Miller ~ Rockley Studio |
365 Sunsets in 2009 |
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Tim Miller has painted professionally for more than 30 years. His work is based on and inspired by the landscapes where he lives and the surrounding areas. He paints largely in pastel and oil. Tim paints from life and from studies from life. He is a master of colour both in his artistic practice and in his theoretical understanding of colour and human perception. Rockley Studio is Tim Miller's workplace. It is located in the historic Village of Rockley near Bathurst in the New South Wales Central Tablelands. The Studio is open every Sunday, 10.00 am to 4.00 pm, offering a range of oils, pastels and other media for sale, the studio can also be opened by appointment. Tours are welcome to visit. For enquiries please contact Tim Miller. Tim also runs regular workshops for beginners to advanced students. |
It is Tim's intention to paint the sunset every evening thoughout 2009 - wherever he is, whatever he is doing, regardless of the weather or anything else. At the end of each week the 7 previous day's paintings will be placed below here on Tim's homepage. A gallery of each week's sunset paintings can be viewed at: |
Sunsets
Week 26, June 25th to July 1st, 2009
To view any of these sunsets as larger images click on the selected image above.
Next Workshop with Tim Miller -
Landscape Drawing and Painting - Weekend of October 31st and November 1st
This workshop will be conducted mostly outdoors, painting and drawing the landscape from life. Emphasis on colour, composition, understanding the light. Beginners to advanced students are welcome.
Next Exhibition Featuring Tim Miller -
Macquarie 2010 - Opening April 2010 at the Fountain Court Gallery, New South Wales Parliament House, Macquarie Street, Sydney.
Four artists, Tim Miller, Keith Dewell, Chris Browne and Peter H. Marshall are organising an exhibition to be part of the celebrations for the bi-centennial anniversary of the Governorship of the Colony of New South Wales by Major General Lachlan Macquarie, 1810-1821.
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