Paintings | Beth Morgan

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Fields of wildflowers ripple in the summer breeze; colours swirling in symphony

Distant rumbles of thunder electrify the atmosphere; goosebumps ripple across my arms

Droplets of water splashed against my skin, cold contrasting the thick humid air

Drops of rain sent small shockwaves through the slow flowing stream; the smell of wet grass settles on the air

Tiptoeing across slippery rocks; arms out to stay balanced, carefully planning my route

Inhale, exhale; refreshing air fills my lungs

Dreaming of the warm morning sun; goosebumps from an early breeze

Clattering branches echoed across the forest; a small raindrop landing on my forehead

Out of breath, heart beating in my chest, the sound of a distant stream carried on the wind

A haze radiated from the hot ground, spectrum of colours erupting as cool meets warm

Sunlight abstracted my vision, silhouettes of the landscape floated across my eyeline like water

Legs heavy and muscles burning; clouds swirl overhead eliminating the slight warmth from the weak sun

Dried leaves carried on the strong breeze hit my face like missiles; eyes stinging from the impact

The strong burst of light dazzled in my eyes; ears sore from the biting cold breeze

Sat amongst the foxgloves, the rustling of their leaves deafening as the strong breeze hit my body

Lichen clung to the blue-ish grey boulder, its strong form holding firm in the wind

The soft peaty ground moulded to the shape of my body, unruly wild plants shrouding me in a cloak of thick, tangled stems

Lost along the reservoir, a misleading gap in the foliage above caused an altercation with a towering thistle; thorns slicing skin

An opening in the clouds unveiled a curtain of light illuminating the spot in which I stood, warmth hitting my face, a moorland enlightenment

Purple hues radiate from the ground below, rippling in tone as my feet disrupt the landscape

Ominous dark clouds swirl in the distance, buried instincts sense danger is coming

Admiring mould on dry stone walls as the sound of rippling water flowed through the warm breeze

Violent water cascaded into the serene pool below, echoing in my ears, bringing chaos to a calm scene

Colours darkened as I followed the craggy rockface, the sun leaving me behind, consumed by the shade

Violent water crashed over the harsh rocks but its source could not be seen, what was beyond it?

Standing at the very edge of Malham Cove, overwhelmed by the view, riddled with anxiety by the sheer height

Complete and utter silence surrounded me, filling the air. I breathed it in, entirely content

The sun flared in my eyes; vision becoming blurred and abstracted, overexposed and sensitive

Grass swayed with the soft breeze, carving the landscape with their gentle forms

Muscles burning, sweat dripping down my face, vision narrowing over the strain of the incline

The smooth stones flow like water; full concentration required to ensure safe passage

Water gently flowed over the stones below, glittering in the flittering sunlight

Sharp, jagged rocks loomed ahead but I was distracted by its beauty

Heat haze engulfed the baron landscape of Gordale Scar, entrapping me in its cloud of oppressive humidity

The heat of the sun was intense but the cool breeze that caught my skin caused me to shudder

Lone piece of seaweed in ebb and flow of tide

Standing in a rockpool, sun illuminating the seaweed; a slight movement of my foot caused the plants to ripple

The tiredness and cold set in as I admired the final rockpool by the harbour wall

Pile of seaweed on the beach, shifting colours as the sun illuminated it

Peering into a shade covered rockpool, the slight breeze rippling the still seawater

The distant sun breaks through the clouds, dazzling my eyes with a spectrum of colours

Dry seaweed on a rock battling against the sea breeze

Crouching down, I felt the muscles in my back tense as the tide rolled in over the seaweed in front of me

'Plant' Series

'Plant' Series

'Plant' Series

'Plant' Series

Visual Artist

West Yorkshire