Does it make an artist sad when they have to say goodbye to their art?
That's a question that people ask quite frequently at art exhibitions.
So as I prepare to hand-deliver my painting 'Hope' to a local collector of my art, I briefly ponder that question in this short video.
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Jayne Leighton Herd
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Jayne Leighton Herd is a professional fine artist & designer based in Berkshire in the UK. She produces beautifully colourful contemporary statement abstract, landscape and seascape art on a variety of surfaces including plexiglass and canvas. Jayne also undertakes commissions for bespoke art for both individual and commercial clients.