Russ Myners gearing-up for April exhibition

Llanelli artist and photographer Russ Myners has sent through another update on his work this morning.
Russ Myners is a local part-time artist and photographer, outside his 'day job' as a busy Practice Manager.
He is also a weekend volunteer working in the grounds at the National Wetland Centre Wales, Penclacwydd, and it will be at the centre that he will be exhibiting some watercolour painting and photography throughout April.
Russ started painting in watercolours around 2005 and has exhibited work at wetland centres both in Llanelli and at Slimbridge.
His art and photographic work has attracted interest from the USA, Sweden and India.
Aside from painting, Russ also carries out some Life drawing in charcoal and pencil.
When time permits, Russ loves to be outdoors with his camera capturing nature as it is.
His photography has been appreciated by many people across the UK, and has been commissioned for work on websites, canvass wraps and even digital wallpaper!
The exhibition, his third at the centre, is an 'eclectic' mix of just some of Russ's watercolours and photography, and expresses some of the wide range of creativeness he attempts to convey.
The exhibition runs  from April 1-28. Normal centre admission prices apply.
You can find out more at Russ's website -

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