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About

'A powerful leap from the corporate world to a life defined by Prussian Blue and the wild... Meet Rebecca Reilly, a self-taught printmaker and painter whose art is a joyous conversation with the natural world. Based in North Essex, Rebecca creates works that radiates with the beauty and wonder she finds in nature, offering a personal invitation to reconnect with its profound, restorative power. Her art is a celebration of the passions we so often lose in the noise of modern life. 

Reilly's artistic journey is also a mission to inspire. She delivers creative workshops, driven by a passionate belief in the wellbeing and joy that art can bring to people's lives. Now a full-time artist, she is dedicated to sharing this powerful message with others, that a creative life can be for everyone. 

Rebecca Reilly proves that true passion can bloom at any stage of life, and the greatest leap of all is the one you take for yourself.'

Biography written by Art Vox London in preparation of the Leontia Gallery Vanitas Exhibiton @artvoxldn

The Duke - Framed photo

After 18 months of being transitioning my career to a full-time artist, I have engaged in various activities that have reaffirmed my passion for this journey.

I started by attending numerous Craft Fairs, where I not only discovered enjoyed learning about what resonates with collectors but also built valuable connections for future growth.

My dedication into printmaking at Gainsborough House has enabled my work to develop and meet fellow artists to share knowledge and experience within the art world.

The successful launch of Sip & Squiggle workshops which are now expanded to five a month across multiple locations—have allowed me to share my art and connect with an ever-growing audience. A part of my job that is truly inspiring and humbling to meet so many wonderful people. 

I am now looking to expand my workshop offerings amongst the corporate world to help demonstrate that creativity is such a powerful but undervalued skill and can bring so much more to the table than people first think. 

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