Interview with Haidee-Jo Summers

Season 3, Episode 3 · 49 min
25 March 2022
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Season 3, Episode 3 : Interview with Haidee-Jo Summers

In this episode, Tom and Peter venture outside (well, metaphorically at least) as they are talking all about painting the great outdoors, en plein-air, with the renowned British painter, Haidee-Jo Summers.

Haidee-Jo Summers is famed for her paintings full of light, colour and all painted from life. As well as being an author of the internationally popular book Vibrant Oils, Haidee-Jo is a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters, the Royal Society of Marine Artists, is an editorial consultant for The Artist Magazine and has won multiple awards and prizes for her paintings. 

In this episode, Haidee-Jo talks about her background, her training, how she began painting with oils and en plein-air. She discusses what she believes it is that makes painting outside so special, how to go about it and introduces her brand-new book, Plein Air Painting with Oils.  

This week’s takeaway… If you want to find out more about Haidee-Jo and her work and get yourself a copy of her book, you can visit her website: https://www.haideejo.com

The front cover image of Haidee-Jo's new book
Haidee-Jo’s new book is out now, available to buy from her website

This Podcast is sponsored by Michael Harding Colours. For more information about Michael’s colour range or to find a retailer near you, please visit www.michaelharding.co.uk

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Jolyne Lauriault is Jackson’s Art Blog Editor. She is responsible for overseeing editorial strategy, commissioning content, and maintaining the publishing schedule. She regularly contributes interviews, reviews, and in-depth features. Jolyne is an artist and illustrator working across watercolour, acrylic, and collage. She holds a BA in Illustration from Camberwell College of the Arts and has been part of the Jackson’s team since 2020. Her writing combines practical insight with an interest in material experimentation, supporting the blog’s mission to inform and inspire artists of all backgrounds.

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