Emma Plunkett's Art Gallery

See the brand new Cheeky Love Heart designs in Aprils art newsletter. This is where fine art meets graphic design.

The tranquility of duality is explored in the paintings featured in the March art newsletter.

Oh these so innocent looking, pretty little uterus paintings of Emma Plunkett’s February’s newsletter couldn’t be further from the truth. Read what Emma really has to say about her strong symbol of feminine strength.

This month Emma Plunkett writes, in her newsletter, about the difference between her wild and free hares sculptures and her timid rabbit imagery.

Here is a sweet mouse sculpture to bring angel energy to you all this season. This months art newsletter also includes the tutorial below about techniques for learning how to draw.

November’s art newsletter is about turquoise art and introduces the Young Granny Plunkett sculpture who sits on the edge of a shelf.

This is an extra arts newsletter this month, because I couldn’t wait to introduce to you my lovely new love heart art paintings. Made with layers of swirling watercolour inks in monotones of pink or blue. I thought I’d get them out quick in time for Christmas gifts. Click to see more of my cool blue love heart paintings or warm pink love heart paintings.

In October art newsletter Emma Plunkett talks a little about the satisfaction that comes from making art. Meet the delectable Pink Fairy, a new piece of sculpture made with paper clay and epoxy resin. She’s strong.