John Dyer

John Dyer (b. 1968) is one of Cornwall’s most celebrated contemporary painters, renowned for his vibrant, expressive, and joyful style. His work vividly captures the essence of Cornwall’s landscapes, communities, and wildlife, often with a strong focus on environmental themes and the connection between people and nature.

As the long-standing Artist in Residence for the Eden Project and an Artist for the Earth with Earth Day, John’s contributions to art and environmental awareness are internationally recognised. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, further underscoring his dedication to exploring and celebrating the natural world through his art.

John’s paintings are held in private collections worldwide and featured in prestigious public collections, including Falmouth Art Gallery, the Eden Project, Save the Children, Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust, and the National Trust. His distinctive approach weaves narrative, emotion, and bold colour into compositions that resonate deeply with viewers.

In addition to his artistic achievements, John brings extensive teaching experience, having lectured at Falmouth School of Art for nine years, including as Course Leader for the Foundation Course. His passion for nurturing creativity and helping others discover their artistic voice makes this a rare and valuable opportunity to learn from a globally respected artist whose work continues to inspire and delight audiences around the world.

To see more of John’s work click the link below.

https://johndyergallery.com/collections/john-dyer