Bowls with Blue
Bowls with Blue, Acrylic, 16 x 16 inches
Copper Bowl
Copper Bowl, Acrylic, 6 x 6 inches
Still Life with Jug
Still Life with Jug, Acrylic, 12 x 12 inches
Fairhead from Benvan
Fairhead from Benvan, Mixed media, 12 x 12 inches
Bull Point Lighthouse Rathlin
Bull Point Lighthouse Rathlin, Acrylic, 12x 12 inches
Fairhead with Pears
Fairhead with Pears, Acrylic, 16 x 16 inches
Jug, Bowl and Music
Jug, Bowl and Music, Mixed media, 12 x 12 inches
Night Bridge
Night Bridge, oil, 48 x 42 cms
Watchers in The Woods
Watchers in The Woods, oil, 50 x 50 cms
Riverside Dreams
Riverside Dreams, oil, 50 x 50cms
The Blue of The Night
The Blue of The Night, oil, 48 x 42 cms
What Lies Below
What Lies Below, oil, 60 x 50 cms
Out of the Mist a Blue Sky
Out of the Mist a Blue Sky, oil, 65 x 55 cms
Rough seas off The Island
Rough seas off The Island, oil, 65 x 55 cms
Through a Pathless Wood
Through a Pathless Wood, oil, 50 x 70 cms
Above and Below
Above and Below, oil, 60 x 50 cms
The Road a Ribbon of Moonlight
The Road a Ribbon of Moonlight, Oil, 33 x 36 ins
Sun on Knocklayde
Sun on Knocklayde, Oil, 18 x 20 ins
Sea of Tranquillity
Sea of Tranquillity, oil, 36 x 33 ins
Sunlight on the Sea of Moyle
Sunlight on the Sea of Moyle, Oil, 20 x 18 ins
Rough Seas Off Rue Point
Rough Seas Off Rue Point, oil, 36 x 33 ins
Storm over Fairhead
Storm over Fairhead, oil, 12 x 10 ins
The Road Less Travelled
The Road Less Travelled, oil, 14 x 10 ins
The Sentinel 3
The Sentinel 3, oil, 20 x 16 ins
From Rathlin to Knocklayde
From Rathlin to Knocklayde, oil, 12 x 10 ins
Stormy Seas off Rathlin
Stormy Seas off Rathlin, oil, !2 x 10 ins
The Swans of Lir
The Swans of Lir, oil and mixed media, 24 x 20 ins
Looking to Ballycastle
Looking to Ballycastle, oil, 14 x 10 ins
The Children of Lir
The Children of Lir, oil and mixed media, 20 x 16 ins
Fairhead from Murlough Beach
Fairhead from Murlough Beach, oil, 14 x 10 ins
Casement's Tree
Casement's Tree, oil, 12 x 10 ins
Still Life with Tea-Pot
Still Life with Tea-Pot, Oil, 52 x 48 cms framed
The Children of Lir
The Children of Lir, Acrylic, 46 x 46cms framed
Best Friends
Best Friends, Acrylic, Framed 46 x 46cms
On the Riverbank
On the Riverbank, Acrylic, Framed 46 x 46cms
Still Life with grapes
Still Life with grapes, Oil, 52 x 48cms framed
Beyond the Ploughed Field
Beyond the Ploughed Field, Oil, 52 x 48cms framed
Eggs for Sale
Eggs for Sale, Oil, 48 x 48cms framed
The Red Door
The Red Door, Oil, 73 x 63 cms framed
The House on the Hill
The House on the Hill, Oil, 52 x 48cms framed
Fiels of Gold
Fiels of Gold, Oil, 73 x 63cms framed
Calm Seas off Fair head
Calm Seas off Fair head, Oil, 58 x 47 cms framed
Sunlight on Donegal Hills
Sunlight on Donegal Hills, Oil, 48 x 48 cms framed
The Long Road Home
The Long Road Home, Oil, 48 x 48 cms framed
Stormy Seas off Rathlin
Stormy Seas off Rathlin, OIl, 58 x 47 cms framed
The Sentinel
The Sentinel, Oil, 73 x 63 cms framed
Past the Fairy Thorn Trees
Past the Fairy Thorn Trees, Oil, 73 x 63 cms framed
Gateway to Spring
Gateway to Spring, Oil, 58 x 47 cms framed

Kate Rocks, Belfast, Irish Artist

I have drawn and painted all my life. At school I had two loves: art and music. Persuaded by an enthusiastic teacher, I embarked on a music career. During which time I painted intermittently when time would allow. Having taught music for thirty years I finally gave up in order to devote myself entirely to painting.

I am a member of both the Ulster Women Artists ( U.W.A.) and the Arts Society of Ulster ( A.S.U.) and have exhibited and sold with both societies. I exhibit annually with the Cavehill Gallery at their Christmas exhibition and have undertaken various private commissions. I paint mainly in oils. I am inspired daily, by everything around me. My paintings are also inspired by the beauty of the North coast, and the scenery around my local area in Belfast. As well as landscape, I also enjoy figurative / portrait painting and still life. I am fascinated by the effect of light and shade on a subject.

I am passionate about my art and see my whole approach as about experimenting, and developing as a painter. I realise that painting is a continuous learning process and as such it is a lesson I continuously and immensely enjoy.

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