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Caroline Parkes Art

Caroline Parkes Art

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I PAINTED A WEBSITE! (link in bio)

Gulp moment. I’ve created a website for my art and I am sharing it with the world. Some personal stuff in here. Some parties. A lot of colour.

Many friends are featured @alex_crepes @jcmfuller @oxinabox_new

You can see my glam war ladies at The Soldiers of Oxfordshire until November 24th.

Thanks @trish_1073 for the fab photos 📷

#soldiersofoxfordshire #artonconflict

Lovely thing about a lazy holiday is time just to paint and explore and try, plus catch up on Portrait Artist of the Year. Phil from @zuleikagalleryuk encouraged me to try some self portraits where I didn’t take my best glam selfies but really

I tried plein air painting today for the first time, and loved it! Helped by being in the most beautiful spot, by Derwentwater in the Lakes, at the perfect time of year. Lots of people stopped and said hello, a few people even wanted to take photos o

Putting some colour into a dark subject: Art on Conflict , the new exhibition from the @artistsinwoodstock , at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock. It’s free to visit and on until November 24th.

My paintings feature
- A quote from Wins

LADY STARDUST has been donated to the NABS Art Auction, which has over 300 works of art for sale to raise money for this fantastic charity, that supports the members of the advertising community.

I know we might not seem the most needy of communiti

Looking perfectly in keeping on Emily’s millennial pink wall 💕

ATA Girl

Mary Ellis was a trailblazer, who learned to fly in Witney. She flew over a thousand planes in WW2, and was part of the Air Transport Auxiliary. She and the other incredible women who flew in the war effort were called ATA girls.

This is

Feeling very inspired by Frances Aviva Blane. Impasto oils, colour, red lippy and oversized sunnies…her self portraits are right up my art-street 💄🕶️💕

@blanefrances @zuleikagalleryuk

My 🪩💄take on conflict. I’m exhibiting in an exhibition shortly on the theme of conflict in the Soldiers OF Oxfordshire Museum. I just don’t DO war very well. I’ve gone for a glamour take on women in war. This female welder has a l