Rosie Haggas, a landscape artist dividing her time between Norfolk and London, pursued her artistic journey after completing an Art Foundation at Oxford Brookes University and earning a combined honours degree in Business & Spanish from Newcastle University.

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Amidst a six-year creative hiatus, Rosie rediscovered her passion for art during the COVID-19 pandemic while on a six-month furlough.

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Juggling her art with a full-time job, she devoted her weekends and days off to painting. Encouraged by positive feedback, Rosie committed to a more serious pursuit of art, enrolling in courses at the Norfolk Painting School and London Fine Art Studios while transitioning to a part-time role as an artist alongside her job in the property world.

 

Rosie explores the technique of en plein air painting, capturing the evolving landscapes across seasons. Her primary medium is oil paint, through which she portrays the beauty of seascapes and landscapes. Rosie's distinctive style is characterized by vibrant coastal colours and short, expressive brushstrokes, resulting in captivating artworks.