ROGER J LOCKEY
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My work has tended to develop in thematic series as I try to explore a number of different subjects in some depth. These series have included studies on woodland in both Gloucestershire and Dorset, the 'Ship's Graveyard' on the River Severn, close-ups of flowers and pebbles and records of walks I have taken, with collected objects over torn maps.
I have recently returned to studying seashells which I have collected from local beaches and have just finished two watercolour studies of razor clams, scallops and mussels, using salt, oil resist and Koh-i-Noor Tricolour pencils. These are intendeded to form part of my submission to exhibit at Rollington Barn during PAW 2022 in May and June.