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Diane Demirci

Landscape painter Diane Demirci qualified as a graphic designer in 1985 before working in Design and Advertising for twenty years; creating things has always been a part of her life. Diane loves nature and all things green and has been fortunate enough to relocate to Devon, where the texture and shapes of the sea and landscape are an endless source of painting inspiration. She believes the most beautiful things are often found in the most unlikely places, from the roadside to the waste ground. When painting an image, Diane hopes to create something that is simply a pleasure to look at and lets you find a new little detail the more you look into the painting.

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