This document profiles several environmental artists, including Geoff Kersey who creates watercolor pieces focusing on nature in the Peak District of the UK, Donald Maier who works in watercolor, oils, and pastel to depict natural and populated places, and Kathleen Caddick who uses charcoal and pencil to depict trees and landscapes using dull colors. It also mentions David Parfitt who uses watercolors to depict woodland environments, Jill Morris who focuses on beaches using acrylics and watercolors, and Ann Vaillencourt who creates forest and snowy scenes using acrylic paint and charcoal.

1. Environmental Research…

3. Artist
Geoff Kersey
Geoff is a famous environmental artist
who lives in the Peak District, UK.
Considering the environment where
he lives is mostly farm land and
woodland, He creates pieces focusing
on nature, using mainly water colours.
Geoff turned professional in 1998,
and has been spending time in Suffolk
and Norfolk collecting subject
material at many of his favourite
places along the Heritage Coast.

4. Donald Maier
Don enjoys working in
Watercolour, Oils and Pastel; as
he finds his work looks best using
them types of equipment. He
focuses his work on natural
environment as well as
populated places.
His pieces based on woodland
have been told to really stand
out from his bright and bold
colours he uses. Don has created
pieces based on the Mexican and
Californian terrain as well as
many other places.

5. Kathleen
Caddick
Kathleen’s subject matters have
been focused on many things;
from trees and their muted
colours, Bleached grasses,
weathered posts and buildings.
She uses charcoal and pencil in
most of her pieces.
Kathleen is well known for using
the dull and bold colours instead
of the vibrant. This however has
made her work more unique and
different. Also, She notes that she
makes the tress bold so they stand
out against the bleached
background.

6. David is well known for using
water colours to create art
based around woodland
environments. He lives in
Somerset where he goes out and
creates the pieces from
environments near him.
He uses bright and dull colours
to portray shadow and darkness;
and usually shows the grass and
tree leaves as bright Green
David Parfitt

7. Jill Morris
Jill’s artwork mainly focuses on
Beaches as she loves the Beach
environments. She also uses
mostly acrylic paints and water
colours to complete her pieces.
She paints with a blotchy style,
very much like Donald Meir, and
also uses bright colours to make
the sea and land stand out
more effectively.

8. Ann Vaillencourt
Ann creates pieces using
fine art techniques, from
acrylic paint to charcoal.
She focuses her work on
forest and snowy
environments.
In her pieces the trees
stand out the most. Her
charcoal pieces are also
very unique as he focuses
more on acrylic paints.