The Wild Margin
Stephen HolderWriting about wild creatures, old stories, and the folklore buried in the British landscape. By watercolour painter Stephen Holder.
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The Lonely Pilgrim - One painting, one long search
The Lonely Pilgrim, finished
When I painted this stork I didn’t know exactly where it was going. I knew the blues and greys, I knew the moon, I knew there’d be a single bird crossing it. The rest came while I was working.
There’s somethin...
The Lonely Pilgrim
I painted this stork crossing the sky with thoughts of longing and melancholy. A place of wonder and beauty and joy.
Painted on A3 Winsor & Newton professional paper, the watercolour blues and greys carry that melancholy for me. I’ve...
The Otter: Water Dog of the Celts
By Yinan Chen - Public Domain
In the 1970s, in England, nearly all otters had disappeared. Affected by pesticides in the rivers, the water poisoned, and the fish were gone. Hunting had been legal and very popular for years. Then the chemic...
The Gannet - Built for One Thing
By Andreas Trepte - Own work, CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=339367
My father travelled to Antarctica when he was younger. He went the long way past the Cape by ship. He’d tell me about the seabirds that he s...
The Raven - The Witness
Sitting with a specific feeling I painted this from a memory of something watchful and patient. I did not plan the red eye but it was an accident and it was just right.
Have you noticed that Ravens do that? They get under the skin before y...
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Watercolour painter and writer based in Margate, England. I paint wild creatures and write about the folklore, mythology and old stories buried in the British landscape. Publisher of The Wild Margin. https://stephenholder.art
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