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Natalie Day Artist Semi-abstract natural world artist based in North Cornwall. Original artwork by Natalie Day

12/10/2026

Art In The Ballroom at The Falcon Hotel, Bude (until 25th October)

A little walk-through, if you’re curious.

If you’re visiting, please ask at Reception on arrival.

And there are more paintings to see upstairs too, by the Residents Lounge area.

If you’d like details on a specific piece (size, price, availability), message me and I’ll send them over.

A few crops from new work heading to WATER WATER next week. I'm excited to be part of this exposition highlighting our r...
09/10/2026

A few crops from new work heading to WATER WATER next week.

I'm excited to be part of this exposition highlighting our relationship with water and the impact our activity has on our waterways.

Whilst not a painter of water, my earth pigments are intrinsically linked to the passage of water over time, and combining them with cyanotype as a water based medium allows me to push and challenge both mediums in less conventional ways.

Find WATER WATER in The Fox Gallery, Floor 4, Coldharbour Mill, Uffculme, Devon EX15 3EE

17th to 31st October
Open Tuesday to Saturday 11am to 4pm

09/10/2026

Art In The Ballroom continues at The Falcon Hotel, Bude until 25th October.

If you missed my Artist in Residence week, you can still experience the work in person.

These paintings are built with hand-gathered earth pigments from the Cornish landscape, alongside charcoal, inks and cyanotype, so the surfaces hold real material history.

If you’re local (or visiting), pop in and spend a few quiet minutes with them.

Please ask at Reception on arrival and contact me if you'd like further details of a specific piece.

How to Choose Art That Increases in ValueNot all art appreciates - but here's how to spot pieces that will grow your col...
07/10/2026

How to Choose Art That Increases in Value

Not all art appreciates - but here's how to spot pieces that will grow your collection's worth...

Unique process = lasting value: Techniques that can't be mass-produced hold their worth. My earth pigment process creates irreplaceable colour stories.

Cultural connection: Art rooted in specific places and traditions (like Cornwall's industrial heritage) builds historical significance over time.

Artist trajectory: Look for artists with museum recognition and growing gallery and collector presence. My Royal Cornwall Museum exhibition history and corporate buyers signal institutional and private collector recognition.

Limited availability: Original works and small-edition prints naturally appreciate as demand outstrips supply.

Emotional resonance: The pieces that move you personally are often the ones that move markets too.

My originals and limited editions both tick these boxes - ancient landscapes, unique earth pigment process, growing recognition, limited availability.

Ready to add museum-quality Cornwall landscape art to your collection? DM me with any questions.

Bring Stone Witness into your space.If youre drawn to this kind of work, heres a simple way to style a large painting ...
05/10/2026

Bring Stone Witness into your space.

If youre drawn to this kind of work, heres a simple way to style a large painting so it feels intentional (not just filling a wall).

1) Give it breathing room
Let the edges sit clear of shelves and tall objects so the painting can hold the space.

2) Echo one colour in the room
Pick up one tone (charcoal, lichen-green, warm earth) in a cushion, throw, or ceramic.

3) Keep the rest quiet
Large work loves calm surroundings. A few grounded textures beats lots of small decor.

If youd like the details (size, price, and availability), message me and I'll send over.

Do you prefer a statement piece above a fireplace, or on a calmer wall?

Introducing: Stone WitnessThis is a meditation on the standing stones and stone-circle relics of Bodmin Moor. Markers th...
02/10/2026

Introducing: Stone Witness

This is a meditation on the standing stones and stone-circle relics of Bodmin Moor. Markers that hold memory in their weathered surfaces.

Layered earth tones and scraped, timeworn textures suggest erosion, lichen, and the slow passage of centuries. A faint halo of circular traces hints at ritual geometry and ancient alignment.

This one isn't on the website yet, but if you’d like the details (size, price, and availability), message me and I’ll send them over.

What do you feel first when you look at this piece?

01/10/2026

ART IN THE BALLROOM

This selected collection of works is open to the public at The Falcon Hotel until Sunday 25th October- please ask at Reception on arrival.

Explore up close some of my locally sourced earth pigment paintings, smaller studies and large statement pieces - sure to transform any space.

This original Cornish art is more then simply decor - it connects you to a place, creating meaningful moments to reflect your individual style.

The Artist Selected Canvas Prints Collection.An exclusive, Artist-selected canvas print collection drawn from Natalie's ...
30/09/2026

The Artist Selected Canvas Prints Collection.

An exclusive, Artist-selected canvas print collection drawn from Natalie's original paintings, inspired by the rock stacks and abandoned airfield on Bodmin Moor.

Each image is a carefully chosen crop that distils the landscape into bold, contemporary form - runways and parking pans reduced to quiet geometry; weather, mineral colour and time held in layered marks.

Printed on high-quality canvas, these works bring the atmosphere of the moor into the home: grounded, spacious and quietly powerful, designed to be collected as a set or enjoyed as a single statement piece.

⭐ 3 Unique designs from original paintings
⭐ 50 x 50cm and 100 x 100cm options available
⭐ Printed on high quality canvas
⭐ Stretched and framed in your choice of frame

View the Collection: https://nataliedayartist.com/collections/canvas-prints-collection

The Deep QuietThis is where a large painting really shows you what it can do.Not just colour on a wall, but a shift in t...
28/09/2026

The Deep Quiet

This is where a large painting really shows you what it can do.

Not just colour on a wall, but a shift in the room. A slower rhythm. A place for your eyes to rest.

It's built with charcoal, inks, acrylic and cyanotype, alongside hand-made natural earth pigment paints gathered and processed by hand, left intentionally coarse so the surface holds a real, tactile sense of place.

If you're local, you can see it in person at The Falcon Hotel, Bude from Monday 28th September to Sunday 25th October, with my Artist in Residence week running Mon 28th Sept to Fri 2nd Oct.

If you'd like more information (size, price, and viewing times), send me a DM and I'll share the details.

What would The Deep Quiet look like on your wall?

ARTIST IN RESIDENCEThis week I'll be setting up studio in the Residents Lounge at Falcon Hotel Bude - drop in for a chat...
28/09/2026

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

This week I'll be setting up studio in the Residents Lounge at Falcon Hotel Bude - drop in for a chat about my work or process, see what I'm making right now and learn about the locally gathered earth pigments I use in my paintings.

There's an exhibition of my work running at the hotel until Sunday 25th October, see some of my larger pieces in the main function room and a further selection around the studio landing.

Residency: Monday 28th September to Friday 2nd October 10am to 3pm

Exhibition: Monday 28th September to Sunday 25th October

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