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Lucy Marks – Autumn Scene in Oil (Online)
Working in her loose and expressive style, Lucy Marks will bring the character of autumn trees to life, creating a painting full of atmosphere, movement and seasonal warmth.
Date recorded: Friday, November 21, 2025
Lucy will be painting an autumn scene in oils, capturing the rich colours and changing light of the British landscape. Working in her loose and expressive style, she will bring the character of autumn trees to life, creating a painting full of atmosphere, movement and seasonal warmth.
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Lucy Marks – Autumn Scene in Oil (Online)
Lucy will be painting an autumn scene in oils, capturing the rich colours and changing light of the British landscape. Working in her loose and expressive style, she will bring the character of autumn trees to life, creating a painting full of atmosphere, movement and seasonal warmth.
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Lucy will be painting an autumn scene in oils, capturing the rich colours and changing light of the British landscape. Working in her loose and expressive style, she will bring the character of autumn trees to life, creating a painting full of atmosphere, movement and seasonal warmth.
Lucy Marks grew up in and around Brighton. Lucy has worked for over 20 years as a professional painter. Her practise focuses on capturing landscapes, seascapes and urbanscapes in Oil, Watercolour and Gouache. Lucy is an observational landscape painter, who works en plein air working directly from the subject, out in all weathers and seasons. Observation is key and her compositions are drawn from real places. Lucy works alla prima responding directly to the scene to gain a freshness in her work. She works to capture an impression of the mood, atmosphere, and light. In the studio, she uses her en plein air works and field sketches to scale up her paintings to much larger work.
