Natalie Day Artist

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

Caring for Your InvestmentProper care ensures your original artwork remains vibrant for generations. Here's what every c...
03/06/2026

Caring for Your Investment

Proper care ensures your original artwork remains vibrant for generations. Here's what every collector needs to know:

Temperature consideration: Earth pigments are remarkably stable, but avoid extreme heat or cold.

Light considerations: Avoid strong sunlight, but don't hide them in dark corners.

Transporting: Your artwork will be perfectly okay with relocation and re-hanging but take care when lifting and stacking to ensure that the canvas doesn't get stretched or damaged, and hold glazed pieces on both sides rather than one edge.

Framing wisdom: Canvas and board pieces do not need to be framed, but museum-quality glass protects paper pieces without altering the viewing experience.

Humidity balance: Keep away from steamy bathrooms or damp basements.

Cleaning guidance: A soft, dry brush removes dust from unframed pieces, and a soft dry cloth can be used for framed works. Never use water or chemicals to clean your painting.

Documentation: Keep your Providence Certificate somewhere safe.

Your investment in earth pigment art should bring joy for decades.

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

'This Moment' captures a fleeting glimpse of Bodmin Moor's ever-changing character, where ancient paths meet modern pers...
01/06/2026

'This Moment' captures a fleeting glimpse of Bodmin Moor's ever-changing character, where ancient paths meet modern perspective.

Deep oranges echo sun-warmed granite, while turquoise skies suggest the liminal space between earth and atmosphere. White marks trace the memory of old boundaries and stone rows that have guided travelers for millennia.

Acrylic on wood panel in a clean white St Ives frame, this piece invites viewers to pause and connect with the moor's timeless presence.

Available at Teyr Fine Art until 20th June or online.

Last opportunity to see the Sacred Thresholds Collection at Teyr Fine Art.Whether you're creating a gallery wall or a st...
27/05/2026

Last opportunity to see the Sacred Thresholds Collection at Teyr Fine Art.

Whether you're creating a gallery wall or a statement installation, these works reward close looking and reveal themselves over time. The subtle marks, the restrained use of Leskernick Gold, the clean horizon lines - they all speak to a contemplative approach to place. Perfect for collectors who want their walls to tell a story.

Displaying multiple pieces creates a powerful visual conversation, each painting speaks individually, but together they tell a deeper story about landscape, memory and the places that shape us.

Available in Teyr Fine Art until 30th May.

The Ancient Art of SeeingPeter Lanyon taught me something profound about landscape painting: we don't just look AT the l...
27/05/2026

The Ancient Art of Seeing

Peter Lanyon taught me something profound about landscape painting: we don't just look AT the land, we look FROM it.

My paintings capture not just how the landscape appears, but how it FEELS - the weight of ancient stones, the whisper of wind across granite, the stories held in every horizon line.

These lands have witnessed 4,000 years of human story. When I gather pigments from the same earth our Bronze Age ancestors touched, I'm painting with their palette, continuing their conversation with place.

There's magic when earth becomes colour, when landscape becomes art. Each painting holds this transformation - raw earth elevated to beauty, ancient place made eternal.

Collectors tell me these pieces change their spaces, create windows to Cornwall's wild beauty, offer daily connection to something larger than themselves.

As traditional knowledge disappears and landscapes change, these paintings become cultural artifacts - preserving not just how Cornwall looks, but how it feels to truly SEE it.

This is the gift I offer through my work: not just beautiful art, but invitation to see the world as our ancestors did - as sacred, as alive, as worthy of our deepest attention.

Original earth pigment landscapes and limited editions available - each one a portal to this ancient way of seeing.

How does landscape speak to your soul? 🌍✨

What Collectors Are SayingNothing makes my heart sing more than hearing how my paintings find their perfect homes!Cornwa...
20/05/2026

What Collectors Are Saying

Nothing makes my heart sing more than hearing how my paintings find their perfect homes!

Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery

Bryony Robins, creative director, says: “We are delighted to exhibit Natalie’s work at Royal Cornwall Museum. Not only is the work of exceptional quality, it speaks directly to the things that are important to the museum - about this unique land we call Cornwall, the very earth and minerals beneath our feet, our heritage landscape and the imagination and ingenuity that fuels Cornish creativity. It is an absolute privilege to show such exceptional work by an artist from Cornwall.”

Current availability:
• Original paintings: £70-£9,950
• New limited editions: from £70
• Commission enquiries welcome

Ready to join this community of discerning collectors? DM me or visit the gallery Wed-Sat, 11am-4pm.

Cornish Earth Pigment Paintings - Current CollectionsThese original earth pigment landscapes are ready for their forever...
13/05/2026

Cornish Earth Pigment Paintings - Current Collections

These original earth pigment landscapes are ready for their forever homes! Currently available selected originals:

The Moors Collection (£70-£9,950)
Created with earth pigments gathered from the moor itself together with synthetic mediums that echo the human impact on this landscape,this collection speaks to the eternal dialogue between human presence and natural permanence.

Copper Studies Collection (£70-£220)
Inspired by ancient landscapes and Cornish mining heritage. These pieces feature copper leaf details that catch light like ancient metal work.

Bude Coast Collection (£220-£4,250)
This is Bude's story - a place where Victorian engineering meets raw Atlantic power. The straight lines of the canal and the careful angles of the breakwater assert themselves against nature's fluid forms.

What you're investing in:

• Museum-quality original artwork
• Unique earth pigment process
• Cornwall's landscape heritage preserved in pigment
• Growing artist recognition and exhibition history

Purchase options:

🏛️ View at Teyr Fine Art or my Bude Studio on request
💻 Browse online collection (www.nataliedayartist.com)
📞 Custom creation options available

Which landscape calls to you? Every piece tells the story of Cornwall's ancient connection to place.

Enclosure invites you into a bounded, resonant space.The circle is held within an austere, divided landscape. Faint arch...
11/05/2026

Enclosure invites you into a bounded, resonant space.

The circle is held within an austere, divided landscape. Faint archaeological forms emerge through the pale surface - a site sensed rather than fully seen. Traces of Leskernick Gold pigment introduce a quiet point of presence, giving the painting the feeling of a place set apart. Somewhere bounded, held, and alive with memory.

This is a painting about containment and reverence. About the sacred geometry of ancient sites. About how a circle can hold an entire world.

Enclosure transforms a minimalist space. Against a clean, neutral wall - white, soft grey, or warm cream - the painting becomes a meditation point. The divided composition creates visual rhythm, while the subtle gold traces catch light and draw the eye inward.

Layer it with natural materials and plenty of breathing room, and you've created a gallery-like sanctuary that speaks to something timeless within you.

100cm x 100cm | Mixed media on canvas
Earth pigments, cyanotype, acrylic | Supplied unframed with deep edges
Signed with certificate of authenticity

Available at Teyr Fine Art during May.

On the blue wall this month: Threshold and Enclosure.Earth pigments from Bodmin Moor, acrylic and traces of copper leaf ...
08/05/2026

On the blue wall this month: Threshold and Enclosure.

Earth pigments from Bodmin Moor, acrylic and traces of copper leaf - these are layers of time, passage and human intervention.

100cm x 100cm
Available at Teyr Fine Art during May.

The Collector's Guide to Earth Pigment ArtThinking of investing in earth pigment art? Here's what every collector should...
06/05/2026

The Collector's Guide to Earth Pigment Art

Thinking of investing in earth pigment art? Here's what every collector should know before purchasing:

Authenticity matters: The finest earth pigments are hand-gathered and processed over weeks or months. My Bideford Black takes 3 months to cure properly - you can't rush this ancient process.

Provenance adds value: Look for pieces with exhibition history. My works have been featured at Royal Cornwall Museum and in private corporate collections, adding cultural significance to your investment.

Rarity factor: Each earth pigment painting captures a specific place and time. When the pigment source changes or depletes, that particular colour story becomes irreplaceable.

Investment potential: Original earth pigment works appreciate as the traditional knowledge becomes rarer and the landscapes themselves change.

What questions do you have about collecting earth pigment art? 👇

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