The Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours Award: Primitive Pots by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
watercolour by Sue Downie
Fallen Emperor by Sue Downie (framed)
Sue Downie Rainy day Jonquils
Sue Downie The Red Bowl
Sue Downie Tree angles
The Angel and the Unicorn by Sue Downie (framed)

Sue Downie

Sue loves the freedom and spontaneity of watercolour.  Some of her current work uses sumi-nagashi and other marbling techniques that  she includes within paintings in a free and innovative way.

Sue divides her life between Norfolk and Cornwall, enjoying the contrast between the flat lands and wide beaches of East Anglia and the rugged coastline and the wild moors of the West Country.

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