Watch Out for the Cat’s Eyes

Tiger and Snow Leopard are just two of the mesmerising paintings on show at Andrew Hutchinson's one-man annual exhibition next month. North Yorkshire artist Andrew will be exhibiting in his home town with over 30 original paintings and a wide range of limited edition prints. He says of the show “I wanted to explore the beauty and depth of the eyes of animals. Get the eyes right and the animal comes alive.”

Principally known for his paintings of British wildlife and farming subjects, you can see more of Andrew’s work for one day only at Sunnyfield House, Guisborough, North Yorkshire TS14 6BA on Saturday 9th November 2013.

Ocean's Halo

Andrew Hutchinson completes a packaging illustration for Ocean's Halo Seaweed Chips.
Promoted as a new healthy snack for the American market, Andrew was able to enjoy the commission even more; as once he had completed the illustration of the chip and final artwork had been approved, the reference could be eaten!

Cricket and a Cuppa

Andrew Hutchinson completes another dream job for Yorkshire Tea.
As official sponsors of the tea break at the forthcoming Ashes test matches, Yorkshire Tea decided they should produce a special edition box featuring a typical cricket ground scene.  Having worked previously on the re-launch of the iconic Yorkshire Tea packaging and being a keen cricket fan, Andrew was delighted to be asked to undertake work on this commemorative box.

How Hutchinson Illustrated Yorkshire Tea

Have a look at Andrew Hutchinson working on his recent Yorkshire Tea packaging commission, and talk about his painting. Filmed by the client, the interview appears on the Yorkshire Tea website too, proving Andrew is a real Yorkshireman illustrating a subject he knows better than most others! Watch it now.

Yorkshire Tea

Yorkshireman Andrew Hutchinson was delighted to be asked to re-design the packaging for Taylors of Harrogate's iconic "Yorkshire Tea" and "Yorkshire Gold" brands. The brief was to make a more realistic style of image without significantly changing the overall look of the package. The illustration was also to include familiar features of the Yorkshire countryside; Andrew's painting captures it's beauty, the Dales' Ribblehead viaduct, Castle Bolton and the Moors' Rosedale mines. Super job!

Andrew Hutchinson's Scrapbook

Countryside & Wildlife illustrator Andrew Hutchinson on drawing inspiration from the wealth of nature around him. Portrait by Amy age 4.  Andrew Hutchinson's Scrapbook.

One Chance to see Hutchinson

Andrew Hutchinson has a one day exhibition coming up on Saturday 12th November 2005 (10.00a.m.- 4.00p.m.) at Sunnyfield House, Westgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire. The exhibition will be of original paintings of wildlife and countryside subjects, a range of limited edition prints will also be on sale. Entry is free, all enquiries to 01751 430637.

Hutchinson's Annual Exhibition

Animal and nature artist extraordinaire, Andrew Hutchinson, will be holding an exhibition of his recent work in November. As well as the chance to see his remarkable original paintings, there will also be limited edition prints of his work on sale. The exhibition will be held at Sunnyfield House in Westgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, UK on Saturday 18th November from 10am to 4pm. Entry is free. For more information please call 01751 430637.

One Day Show

Fast approaching is the chance for a close-up view of Andrew Hutchinson's amazing wildlife work with a one-day exhibition on Saturday 17th November 2007.

Available for sale will be some 30 original paintings as well as a range of limited edition prints. The exhibition is happening at Sunnyfield House, 36 Westgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, and is open from 10am to 4pm. Entrance is free. Please call 01751 430637 for any further information.

Tromp L'Oeil Corkscrews

This is the inspired result from wildlife artist Andrew Hutchinson having been commissioned to paint panelled doors for "The Feathered Nest", in Nether Westcote.

The country pub took a unique approach in giving their establishment a hint of antique authenticity, Andrew painted tromp l'oeil corkscrews onto the doors, as if they were hanging on nails. It was an unusual commission that Andrew greatly enjoyed and one that enabled him to use a collection of antique corkscrews he had in his possession!