Luxury Fine Art Collection
Thoughtful artwork that sits comfortably confident with your décor.
I approach my painting in a subtle way, observing your animal, watching their mannerisms, listening to their sounds. When I use colours, I choose vibrant tones to blend naturally with your home, while keeping your pet as the central focus.
All the art on this page, is shown in a typical home setting. I wanted to allow you to visualise how it will look in your own environment.
Original pieces on this page have been SOLD.
Original Animal Art
Welcome to Ginger, a rather gorgeous horse. my client commissioned this piece, asking me to create it with pastels on paper and then frame it to fit their living room.
You can invest in a portrait of your horse or dog painted in a variety of mediums. Each piece commissioned privately is personalised and exclusive.
PRINTS & CARDS
Created separately on different pieces.
What People Say...
I love the rich colours and vivid 'aliveness' of my dog. Every morning, when I come into the hall, I see the painting and can almost feel his fur. I loved it so much, I commissioned another two paintings from her.
KATE
When I see Kaye's painting of my horse, Ginger, I feel as though the image is alive . I can see my horse poking his nose out of the frame into my living room. It's an amazing sensation. One I wouldn't swap for the world on a plate.
JOHN
Super Unique Art
After studying this crafty, independent cat, Diesel, I took some photographs then got to work on capturing his image of cheeky playfulness. His likeness has been frozen for an adorable moment in time, forever to be cherished with affection. This piece was completed with pastel pencils on canvas paper.
Commission Art
When you commission an original piece, I can tailor it to personal vision. Your idea is taken on board and a unique piece of work is created.
Feel free to send me an email, so we can discuss your vision.
Colourful Acrylics
The portrait of Percival the parrot, shown here, was a particular dream - all those beautiful feathers! Layer upon layer, until, I think you'll agree, a translucent effect was captured. Percival was completed with acrylics on a big canvas board and framed.
Your Art Investment
Checkout our most popular requests.
Basic
1 x acrylic painting on 8"x10" (A4) canvas board. Personally boxed and posted with care, to your doorstep.
Pro
1 x acrylic painting on 24"x 16" (A2) canvas. Framed. Personally boxed and posted to your doorstep.
VIP
1 x acrylic painting on 36" x 24" (A1) canvas. Framed. Box of 4 notelets, 4 postcards. Personally boxed, posted and delivered to your doorstep.
Schedule a visit
Schedule a visit and I'll come to your home to take photographs of your pet.
If you prefer, I accept favourite photographs you may have of them.
Each commission is carefully packaged, personally boxed and posted via courier for next day delivery.
Larger sizes are available upon request.
My Story
In the beginning...
Welcome to my world of art, where the natural world comes alive through vibrant colour on canvas. My name is Kaye Bewley and I am an English artist based in Oxfordshire. As you explore my art, I would like to share with you the story of my journey, one that has been shaped by my experiences as a PA, a therapist and as a writer.
My passion grew for all things art when, at the age of five, I created a 'finger painting' on tissue paper. Dad was so chuffed, he framed it. His delight encouraged my enthusiasm. In my teens, the pony-mad Kaye, focussed on horses. After drawing their skeletal structure, muscle fibres and coat colours, I began to paint them in abundance. Dogs and cats followed. I also deviated slightly by drawing architectural room plans of luxury homes.
Growing up near the great city of London, I was lucky to have the world's delights just a train ride away. My introduction to art was a traditional one, through my teacher, Mr Haddrell. He encouraged me to combine my love of horses and the countryside by creating a drawing on a massive board, of cowboys herding wild mustangs.
Lifelong Learning
After leaving school at 16, I secured employment as a Secretary at ICI paints division, in Slough. I eagerly anticipated walking through the department where all the colours were produced. There, I would see a multitude of experimental hues and creativity on display.
After leaving, I emersed myself in the corporate world as a temporary PA for some high profile business people, chiefly in the news media, publishing and marketing worlds. While there, I gained an insight into marketing and sales, as well as corporate stress. I always had a hunch something was missing in my life so decided to focus on healing those burned-out CEOs.
During the next decade, I focused on completing an MA in psychotherapy and, because my partner was a military man, this led me to a career helping soldiers heal from their trauma, addictions and relationship issues.
After the break-up from my partner, redundancy from my job (which included my home), passing of my parents and my sister, I found myself marking an inordinate amount of time, while grieving deeply and, ultimately, giving myself a question that pivoted my life course, again:
"Could I combine all this experience, this knowledge, these skills, with my art? And make a decent enough living out of it?"
I didn't relish the idea of the life of a starving artist and, after battling my way through all that intense loss, neither did I wish to focus entirely on counselling.
Creative Communities
Despite my limited space, and frustration with the world’s ailments, I realised that, to transform my life and career, I needed to put my own counselling methods into action, for me. I needed to find a purpose and put some meaning back into my life.
On reflection, I had the skills to hand to help me through and I understand that any success in life has to begin by reframing. Reframing this loss into an innate resilience, happened to be the cornerstone of my counselling practice. It is the concept I had been teaching my client's all along and what I reiterate in my quarterly Minds Matter magazines too.
Currently, my focus is on giving all these personal experiences back through my Skool platform. There, you’ll find courses on how to remain resilient through tough times, how to let go with love, and how to stick with your goals, even when life hands you some complete whammies.
When it comes to my art, I have a love for animals that is quite profound. Their innocence and intelligence is remarkable. And, I feel as though, alongside ours, their consciousness is changing. It is helping them understand us more than we think they do.
Please do feel free to explore my website and delve into my world of creativity. While you are there, consider registering as one of my followers through my newsletter on Substack.
Creativity is a gift from God, the ultimate Creator of all the beauty that is available around you. I sincerely believe that having a creative mind is one of the most fascinating gifts humans can offer society. Join me in my quest to expand upon this.
With heartfelt sincerity,
Kaye Bewley MA