Chris Osborne Art 
I have created a series of art workshops called "Brushes in Bunkers" ranging from complete beginners to more advanced artists. They will be held in an old 60ft WWII underground bunker...
It's been a super busy few months with exhibitions, competitions and teaching art classes so sometimes I forget the odd blog. This was one of them, an exhibition a few months...
I was asked if I could teach a workshop to run alongside my exhibition at Gallery 107 Dalby, and since this is something I enjoy, of course I said yes.
I completed the Chris Osborne Art Gallery, so let me show you the progress of renovating an old train carriage from the coach drivers room to an art gallery.
After not seeing my friend for about 20 years it was more talking than sketching anyway
I remember stamping my Credential (camino passport) under the albergue arches.
An old Range Rover used for the Miles fire brigade, which will eventually form part of my fire truck collection.
The Alto de Perdón (Hill of Forgiveness) is an iconic Camino location, and a tough climb just past Pamplona. A very moving sculpture showing the pilgrims through the ages after a...
I always like painting from my trips overseas especially when they are from my childhood.
Me and my photography getting me into trouble again, I'm sure time works differently once you get your camera out.
As I made it to cobble landing I couldn't resist some fish and chips and a waffle as I sat and watched people washing the lifeboat that had returned for a...
The painting that almost broke me... This time I was hoping for a quick watercolour painting and was sadly mistaken, as everything just kept going wrong.
So revisiting Filey beach, North Yorkshire England for a second time this week. I must have walked this beach hundreds of times as a kid and made lots of sandcastle, trenches...
Iv'e always wanted to paint some scenery form my home town, but never seemed to get around too it. A week of Christmas themes and a gift all changed that.
Chris Osborne Art 