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Sunday, 21 March 2010

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A few words about a demented artist.

Inspired to paint is not enough. Inspired to inspire is part of the desire. Still, not enough.

So I will keep you informed of my dementedness in seeking whatever it is in my art, my hart. That way, you share the blame as well as the joy. Enjoy.

About Me

Glen: I was born in Blairgowrie, Perthshire, where I lived until the age of thirteen, before moving to Edinburgh. I studied architecture at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee. Graduated with an Honours Degree in Architecture. I ran an architectural practice in Edinburgh for many years prior to a slight shift of emphasis and gave up architecture to do better things. I have always painted, inspired by the Scottish Colourists and the Impressionists. I was mentored by Alberto Morocco at College and am influenced by the dynamic range of artists active in Scotland today. I trained as a designer but was born as an artist. The images of the Scottish environment and the constant energy emitted by the changing seasons have always fascinated me.

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