Annie Eagle Artist

Space Inbetween exhibition here

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Guest exhibition here

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Cornwall Gallery here

Basingstoke gallery and other work here.

Special sale of Prints and cards here

Contact here

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Make a comment here

In these strange times we are missing our Wednesday morning visit to the market and coffee at Poppins cafe here in Basingstoke so the next best thing was to paint it!

Meet Viv Ballson my first

guest artist on the guest exhibition page.

Visit my new online exhibition of work created during the lockdown on the Space Inbetween exhibition page.

Goodbye Chester the artist's dog.

Chewie the house rabbit, my temporary studio lockdown guest has gone home! 

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A little bit about me

My attic studio

The Beachcomber cafe

Praa Sands. One of my favourite places!

In 2016 I set myself the challenge of finding the beauty in the contemporary aspects of my home town of Basingstoke and I have thoroughly enjoyed it and will continue to do so. It was a departure from my usual style and I have found it both exciting and inspirational. I love the tall buildings which have the most amazing reflections in their windows and the unexpected shapes, angles and colours in these exciting new structures. Recently I have been unexpectedly evolving a new style inspired by the music and words of a song we have been learning at our choir, "When I am Silent" You can see the image above. For information about this song please visit the Basingstoke and other work gallery.

I am now fortunate to spend much of my time in Cornwall and the drama of the Cornish coast and landscape has breathed a fresh perspective into my life and into my art.  Spending as much time as possible out on the beaches, headlands and moors with two local artists Margaret and Pam is always fun. Do visit Margaret's website.  

I am spellbound by the ever changing moods of the sea and sky and I try to capture that emotional response to the wild beauty of South West Cornwall in every season, time of day and weather. In the far distance in many of my paintings you might see my husband and also sometimes Chester the dog,

now sadly not with us, who loved the beaches as much as we do.