IT’S been a remarkable 12 months for most of us, and Beverley Ismael is no exception.
Her Hallow-based art business has reached its first year in trading and 2021 goes out on a highlight with her latest painting, Gold Strata, being selected to exhibit for the very first time at The Art House, University of Worcester.
'Gold Strata' Exhibition painting selected for Worcester University open call exhibition
Along with work by 100 other Worcestershire artists, it has been on display through and will stay in exhibition until January 27.
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Beverley is a diverse artist specialising in creating unique vibrant original paintings for the home and commercial premises.
Using a variety of mixed media throughout. Beverley also offers commissions for those seeking a special bespoke painting with her friendly, relaxed approach.
She said: “This year has proved to be an incredible first 12 months.
“Firstly showcasing at Elmslie House, Malvern earlier this year to being a new member of the Saatchi Art online gallery.
'On The Rocks' Original acrylic on canvas
“I was also approached by Emily Johnson founder of Artistclub House, Worcester, to submit my painting, Storms don’t last forever, for the NHS Hereford Art Trail which was displayed in Hereford during October to highlight the importance of mental health and services available.
“It’s been my dream come true to finally pursue my art career and designing my first website where you can browse the gallery or purchase original art.”
Oil pastel on canvas, private collection.
So what’s next? “Looking forward to the future and aspiring to opening my own art gallery!”
Artist Beverley Ismail
Beverley is a member of the Worcestershire Open Studios and business network Women who Worcestershire.
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