Sketching in St Ives this morning using liquid charcoal by Wallace Seymour - I was taking some students out sketching #artist #art #sketch #Sketching

Tree line dividing the fields in the grey morning light. Carbon pencil, liquid charcoal Wallace Seymour and graphite on Seawhite of Brighton sketchbook #sketch #sketchbook #art #cornwall

Work in progress. Georgian London painted using ground old London brick as pigment, made for me by paint makers, Wallace Seymour. It will have a soot Tiger prowling across it (ink made from London soot). Scene inspired by Tiger Heart by Penny Chrimes.

@janiesprogget Wallace Seymour Me too! I normally work in ink, not oil or acrylic - but I make an exception of Wallace Seymour's products!!

Liquid charcoal Wallace Seymour sketch on Porthmeor Beach St Ives this morning #sketch #sketchbook #Cornwall

Sketching at Roundwood Quay this morning using liquid charcoal made by Wallace Seymour Lovely morning walk along the creeks #artwork #artist #sketchbook

Cranky. Wallace Seymour oil paints, but no, #charcoal and #collage on card.

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Orkney landscapes: the angry bull, and the brother’s place (Thanks Paul Olvhoj ⚓️ and @LOlvhoj for the creative opportunity) Wallace Seymour charcoals on paper

Stubble Wallace Seymour pastels and charcoal on paper

Bridge study Wallace Seymour workshop Duddon Valley, Lake District

The bridge over the River Duddon, Seathwaite, Lake District Wallace Seymour charcoal mixtures, water paint, batons and earth.

Still life Charcoal from Wallace Seymour and oil pastel on paper

A bridge too far Wallace Seymour oil and water paints on card.

The back of beyond. Wallace Seymour pastels and glazes with a random oil pastel.

Over the edge. Wallace Seymour pastels and charcoals with pencil.

Rolling with the hills. Wallace Seymour pastels and charcoals with glaze scumbled in with a knackered brush.

The river at dusk. Wallace Seymour pastels and glaze.

Painting with actual bits of Scotland, courtesy of Wallace Seymour

“Welcome,” said the new day. Batons and charcoal from Wallace Seymour on paper from WH Smug in Kelso.