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Fly Agaric (deconstructed). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Watercolour on paper (40x25cm). SOLD.

Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Magpie Inkcap (Coprinopsis picacea). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Chanterelle Mushroom (Cantharellus cibarius). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Clouded Funnel Cap (Lepista nebularis). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Artist’s Bracket (Ganoderma applantatum). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Mousepee Pinkgills (Entolomain canum). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Soapy Knight (Tricoloma saponaceum). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Devil’s Bolete (Boletus satanas). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Orange-girdled Dappeling (Lepiota ignivolvata). ©Annabel Carington 2018.
Ink on paper.

Blusher Mushroom (Amanita rubescens). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Deathcap Mushroom (Amanita phalloides). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Destroying Angel (Amanita virosa). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Blackening Waxcap (Hygrocybe conica). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Oilslick Brittlegill (Russula ionochlora). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

‘In the corner of the woodland.’ Watercolour and gouache on paper. ©Annabel Carington 2019.

Turkeytail Fungus (Trametes vericolor). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Red Cage Fungus (Clathrus ruber). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Marsh Webcap (Cortinarius suliginosus). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Splendid Waxcap (Hygrocybe splendidissima). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Birch Bracket / Razor Strop (Piptoporus betulinus). ©Annabel Carington 2018.
Ink on paper.

Autumn Skullcap (Galerina marginata). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Shaggy Inkcap (Coprinus comatus). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Splendid Bolete (Rubro boletus legaliae). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Ruby Elfcup (Sarcoscypha coccinea). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

Panthercap (Amanita pantherina). ©Annabel Carington 2018. Ink on paper.

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I’m really looking forward to the book of this project soon being available. It’s been such an important body of work to me and the book will be a wonderful way to mark the end of the series and the project, with all other aspects now being complete.

🔈Sound on! The trailer/teaser for the fourth (and final!) film I’ve made to accompany my series of paintings on T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets. This one is of me reading the final poem in the Quartet, ‘Little Gidding,’ set against a backdrop of the 12 paintings I made for this section of my series of works on Four Quartets. The full reading is on YouTube now (link in bio). Enjoy!

I’m really fond of my Four Quartet series and, whenever I sell one, I feel a little tug on my heart. But it’s also really special seeing someone connect with the work and want to have it near them in their life and space. It’s a new chapter in the life of that painting.

Amongst other things, 2020 was a year of cancelled exhibitions. However, with hope and optimism I am starting to work towards shows (including a solo exhibition in November) which I hope will take place this year. With this in mind, I have reduced the price of a number of my current paintings in order to make room for new work. I hope this will both clear space in my studio and make it easier for you to add a special little something to your home (or home office!) to make you smile and bring you joy.

‘Night Meadow III.’ I’m pleased to say this one is for sale as part of the #artistsupportpledge . It’s an original acrylic painting on a 25x25cm deep-edge canvas and is available direct from me for £110 (+p&p). Get in touch to purchase - either DM me or email me at annabelcarington@gmail.com

This little painting is another one in my small series, The Night Meadow. It’s an original acrylic on a 20x20cm deep-edge canvas, and is called The Night Meadow IV. I think I’m a bit obsessed by this tree that keeps coming up in my work: it kept appearing in my Four Quartets series, too, and I don’t think it’s leaving me anytime soon.

Annabel Carington, Blog at WordPress.com.

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