Hazel Brightman
Hazel Brightman captures the quiet personality of animals through a versatile and experimental approach to oil painting.
The collections within Hazel’s work
Pastoral Companions
3 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a gentle, naturalistic portrayal of common farm animals, unified by a soft, earthy palette. — ‘Sheep’, ‘Pig’ and ‘Rabbit’.
Winged Wonders
This collection features various birds and insects, all depicted with a light touch and an emphasis on their natural forms.
Urban Aviary
Focused on birds commonly found in urban and coastal environments, these pieces share a muted yet distinct color scheme.
Works by Hazel Brightman
36 pieces
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About Hazel
Hazel receives 20% of every sale
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Hazel Brightman — questions answered
What medium does Hazel Brightman primarily use?
Hazel Brightman works primarily with oils, using her spare time to experiment with the medium’s texture and color.
What are the recurring subjects in her work?
She frequently paints animals, including specific series dedicated to pigeons and pigs, alongside various other genres and subjects.
Is Hazel Brightman a formally trained artist?
No, she is a self-taught artist who has developed her skills through personal practice and continuous experimentation.
Does she work within a single artistic style?
No, she continually experiments with various styles, genres, and subjects rather than sticking to one specific aesthetic.
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