As soon as you lay your eyes on the artwork "The Hills of Northumberland", you'll be transported to a stunning landscape that truly captures the essence of nature's beauty. This masterpiece is an original drawing, but it's not just any ordinary drawing. The artist has used oil-based pencils and a solvent to create a painting-like texture, adding even more depth and character to the piece.

The hills in this artwork are a sight to behold! Each one is uniquely coloured - some are a lush green or yellow-green, while others are a vivid shade of reddish-purple or orange, signifying the arrival of autumn. On a sunny day with clouds hovering above, shadows are cast on the landscape, creating a stunning contrast that is just mesmerizing.

• Materials: oil-based coloured pencils "Polychromos" by Faber-Castell, solvent, varnish for drawings, specialist heavy paper 300 gsm
• Style: Realism influenced by Impressionism
• Size: 35.4 x 25.2 x 0.1 cm. The artwork itself is 31 x 22.5 cm; this leads to a clean margin around the image as a preparation for a mounting mat.
• This artwork is not framed.
• The second image only shows an example of how the drawing may look in a frame and on a wall.