Graham Turner's Painting Diaries
In his first 'Painting Diary', featured exclusively on the Studio 88 website, Graham Turner invited you to follow his progress as he created 'The Arrivall' - one of his medieval oil paintings. Using stage by stage photographs and an informative commentary, the painting diary guides you through the processes that transform a blank canvas into a finished painting, shedding light on Graham's approach and techniques.Click here to see 'The Arrivall' painting diary. |  |
|  | This proved so popular that Graham was persuaded to invite you to join him once again as he went through the highs, and occasional lows, of putting his ideas onto another canvas. Inevitably, considering his personal involvement in jousting, Graham found himself inspired to record something of the excitement and spectacle of the medieval tournament, and the preliminary sketch shown here gives an idea of how he recorded his initial ideas. See how the painting evolved from this rough sketch and discover how much work goes into the creation of one of his detailed historical pictures. Click here to see 'The Joust' painting diary. |
| The Battle of Agincourt Painting Diary
See how Graham Turner transformed a blank canvas into the finished work of art - CLICK HERE to follow the creation of 'The Battle of Agincourt, with stage by stage photos taken as the painting took shape on his easel.(right) Graham Turner at work on his Battle of Agincourt painting. |  |
| The Battle of Barnet Painting Diary
Graham Turner recorded his progress as the Battle of Barnet painting took shape in a Painting Diary, with stage-by-stage photos and commentary on how he works and what is shown in the painting. CLICK HERE to follow the Barnet Painting Diary. |  |
| The Charge at High Wood Painting Diary
CLICK HERE, to discover the story behind the painting 'The Charge at High Wood', and how the original was commissioned by the grandson of one of the brave men who took part. Also learn how the painting was created, with stage-by-stage photos following progress as it evolved from a blank canvas. |  |
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