Ron Hoile – Studio & Gallery
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Boat trip cancelled
There have been many named storms hitting the UK recently. I imagined planning a boat trip while on holiday – only to have it cancelled by bad weather.
Acrylic 58 x 41 cm £200
Breaking wave
Waveforms are constantly moving. Using an acrylic pour technique I attempted to capture some of that movement.
Poured Acrylic. 58 x 41 cm. £100
Early morning calm
Rowers on any river on a misty morning seem so tranquil and effortless. This painting was inspired by rowers on the Thames. The mountains are a fiction!
Watercolour. 41 x 33 cm. £120
Kite flying at Seasalter
The beach at Seasalter in Kent is often breezy and idea for kite flying. I often walk along the shingle with my grandchildren and watch the kites.
Acrylic. 82 x 66 cm. £150
Old Harry Rocks
This was painted from a photograph published in Leisure Painter magazine. It was a technical exercise using alcohol to wet the pastels; I used vodka to great effect.
Pastel. 51 x 43 cm. £150
Performance
Musicians are always fascinating to draw and paint. Here I have combined a series of loose sketches to create part of an ensemble with their conductor. The picture combines black ink and pastel.
Pastel & Ink. 58 x 51 cm. £150
Ploughed field after a storm
In Norfolk during the winter a walk often takes one alongside a muddy field. This conjures up many walks my wife and I took over many years arounfd the footpaths of North Norfolk.
Watercolour. 51 x 41 cm. £150
Spring Rain
An imaginary scene as the rain clears during a countyside walk in Norfolk
Watercolour. 51 x 51 cm. £120
Walking at Cley, Norfolk
The shingle beaches are reached via winding, raised pathways above the Cley marshes. These paths are popular with bird watchers and dog walkers. I often walk there when at my Norfolk home.
Acrylic. 82 x 57 cm. £150
Waveform 1
Here I used textures, such as crumpled tissue paper and poured acrylic paint, to summon up the energy of tumbling waves, which I often watch on the Eastern coast when on holiday in Barbados.
Poured Acrylic & Collage. 51 x 43 cm. £150
River Brisbane
This acrylic drawing on a 90cm x 60cm canvas tries to capture a scene from the river Brisbane , Australia. Valued at £250 it was damaged in transit and is currently undergoing repair.
Acrylic. 90 x 60cm. £250
Felons Brewing Co.
This black and white acrylic drawing is 90cm x 60cm on canvas. It was one of two sent to Australia .It was valued at £250 but damaged in transit.
Acrylic. 90 x 60cm. £250
Look there’s the sea
Who hasn’t been on holiday and shouted ‘ I can see the sea!’ wandering down a path in Dorset I suddenly found this scene.
Watercolour. 46 x 41 cm. £150
Tango
The tango always seems such a dramatic dance. I imagined two dancers demonstrating their technique while members of their dance studio watched on.
Acrylic. 69 x 51 cm. – £150
View from Medway Yacht Club
The clubhouse looks across the river Medway to St. mary’s island. The view is seen through a jumble of yacht masts and the moon reflects on the cold October water while the yachts are out of the water and covered for the winter.
Acrylic. 53 x 46cm. £150
Story Bridge, Brisbane
The lights on the bridge are vivid against the night sky. This work was based on a photograph taken in January 2024 on holiday.
A$ size. Pastel. £100
Coastal trees
Coastal trees. Acrylic on board. 41cm x 31cm.
Unframed. £100
Autumnal woodland
Acrylic on board. 50cm x 40cm unframed.
£100
Fog and ice in the close
pastel 260x380mm





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