About

I’m Lynsey Feilden, an oil painter and the founder of Nedlief, a design studio that works with brands on identity and creative direction.

Time Consumed is where both sides of my work come together: my paintings, my client projects, and a blog about the artists and ideas behind them.

I’m fascinated by how artists think and work. I read constantly about the painters I admire, looking for patterns in their techniques and ideas, and that curiosity shapes everything I make, whether it’s on canvas or for a client.

The name comes from how I like to work, giving time to looking, thinking and getting it right. Good things take time.


My Artwork


Blog

This is where I write mostly about the books I am reading on artists that I like. I enjoy reading about what influences artists, the techniques they used and the hidden meanings within their work. The more I read, the more I connect patterns between certain artists and their ways of thinking and making art.
I also sometimes write about other things that are on my mind or what I am thinking of as I make my own art (try to make my own art).
My blog is also a way to improve my writing skills as I see the art of communication as important as the act and delivery of art itself.


My Design Practice, Nedlief

I’ve spent my career in branding and marketing for fashion and lifestyle brands, from Jack Wills to Avery Dennison. The work I love most is with founders: people with a clear idea and a strong point of view who need someone to help shape it into a brand. Nedlief is the studio I set up to do exactly that. Here are a few of my favourite projects.