A castle on a Scottish loch, a bench in an October park and a stream in the woods: MacLeod's "Open Country" series shows the quieter side of a painter best known for city streets.
In her "Sketchbook Cities" series, Erin MacLeod frames ink and watercolour drawings made on the street, with bare paper left on purpose. Here is how she works.
After ten years at a regional publisher, Halifax artist Erin MacLeod left to paint full time in 2014. She talks about sketchbooks, travel by train and why she still thinks like a designer.
Erin MacLeod's first solo exhibition at Gallery on Pleasant brings together twenty oils, watercolours and sketchbook drawings of streets, canals and harbours. Her large Lisbon canvas sold within the first week.