Jamie Hageman

In September last year, we travelled to Australia to visit family, and I took the opportunity to make the trip over to New Zealand for fifteen days of exploring. As usual, I packed my camera and sketchbooks, always looking around me and hoping for those unforgettable views that might make beautiful paintings. The weather for the trip was not great. My first foray was cut short on the second day by deep snow, gales and an approaching storm. My second mission was abandoned a

The popular climbing and hillwalking website UKC ( ukclimbing.com ) has published a Q&A feature all about my approach to painting. Have...

I have a nice article in the New Zealand Alpine Club Journal, and my painting of Creag Meagaidh features as the frontispiece in the...

After completing my Ben Mor Coigach painting in January, I headed for the mountains to be inspired for my next paintings. Before I go...

Here's the beginning of a new painting of New Zealand's highest mountain. The view is looking to the South Ridge (first climbed by Ed...

I've spent the last four months climbing and walking in the Highlands, always looking around me and absorbing everything that the hills...

Two new paintings of The Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye. The first was inspired by the view to Bruach na Frithe from near Sgurr...

I was back in New Zealand's Southern Alps in October, climbing sketching and photographing some beautiful mountains. My expedition...

January was a write-off with warm temperatures, heavy rain and strong winds. February finally came good and March has been excellent so...

I began sketching and planning for this piece last Autumn. Painting then started in March, and it's taken me until now to complete it...