Mark Munroe-Preston - Treescapes

Mark Munroe-Preston - Treescapes Mark is a digital artist specialising in landscape pictures of the British countryside.

* NEW WORK * MMP 201 - “N50.8259 W1.6254” - 2026
18/03/2026

* NEW WORK *

MMP 201 - “N50.8259 W1.6254” - 2026

✨ Flashback Friday ✨MMP 111 — N51.0589 E0.0357 (2021)Back to this one from 2021. A small group of trees catching the ear...
13/03/2026

✨ Flashback Friday ✨
MMP 111 — N51.0589 E0.0357 (2021)

Back to this one from 2021. A small group of trees catching the early morning light in the Ashdown Forest, transposed into a world of metallic rust and teal textures to really set off the colour of the trees.

It really comes to life on the Brushed Aluminium. Available in 130x60cm, 87x40cm or bespoke sizes to fit your space.

Have a great weekend

Last chance to catch the in London today. Huge thanks to the folks at on Stand H9 for all their hard work this weekend...
08/03/2026

Last chance to catch the in London today.

Huge thanks to the folks at on Stand H9 for all their hard work this weekend, its a huge amount of work.

Opening today , Arboretum, a contemporary landscape collection exploring the enduring presence of trees and our connect...
07/03/2026

Opening today , Arboretum, a contemporary landscape collection exploring the enduring presence of trees and our connection to them. Featuring paintings, photography, prints, and mixed-media works, the exhibition brings together UK-based artists Daniel Ablitt, Bee Bartlett, Rory Carnegie, Clare Halifax, Luella Martin, Mark Munroe-Preston and Trevor Price, whose practices reflect emotional, environmental, and historical relationships with the natural world.

Arboretum considers how trees function as symbols of memory, refuge, and ecological awareness within contemporary landscape art. Through diverse approaches to material, process, and place, the exhibition highlights trees as a site for personal reflection and environmental engagement.

Open Saturday 7th March

https://www.wisegal.com/exhibitions/125-arboretum/

✨ Flashback Friday ✨MMP 110 — N51.0518 E0.0891 (2021)Back to a misty morning in 2021 with this small stand of pines in t...
06/03/2026

✨ Flashback Friday ✨
MMP 110 — N51.0518 E0.0891 (2021)

Back to a misty morning in 2021 with this small stand of pines in the Ashdown Forest mist, Deja Vu? Five minutes earlier or later and it would have been nothing special but at that moment it was breathtaking. So being dragged out at the crack of dawn by the dogs every morning defiantly has its advantages.

Have a good weekend !

Had a lovely day out with Rufus this week, a 15 mile hike around the Chiltern Hills and then a drop off at the in Oxfor...
06/03/2026

Had a lovely day out with Rufus this week, a 15 mile hike around the Chiltern Hills and then a drop off at the in Oxford for their “Arboretum” Exhibition which starts tomorrow. I was really excited to be invited to be part of the show and it was great to meet Sarah and her team at the gallery. More info on the show to follow!!

Goodbye Fergus x
28/02/2026

Goodbye Fergus x

* Flashback Friday *MMP 109 - N50.8971 W0.1901 - 2021When I took the original photo of this tree at Saddlescombe / Newti...
27/02/2026

* Flashback Friday *

MMP 109 - N50.8971 W0.1901 - 2021

When I took the original photo of this tree at Saddlescombe / Newtimber Hill on a snowy winters morning just as it was getting light, I had no idea what I was going to do with it but I loved its shape, the way it stretched out of the frame. It turned out to be good choice and it has been a very popular piece ever since, the combination of vivid red and blues/ teals works so well. We had such a lovely walk that morning in the snow, a rare treat so near the south coast, it reminded me of being a kid in Yorkshire again.

No snow this weekend, I hope you have fun whatever you are doing. Take care

🌳✨ Flashback Friday ✨🌳MMP 108 - “N51.0305 E0.0676” (2021 - Ashdown Forest )Revisiting this quiet morning in Ashdown For...
20/02/2026

🌳✨ Flashback Friday ✨🌳

MMP 108 - “N51.0305 E0.0676” (2021 - Ashdown Forest )

Revisiting this quiet morning in Ashdown Forest, with a lone tree stood blazing in autumn fire against a dreamy teal haze.

I remember the stillness that day, watching and waiting in the frozen grass as the sun crested the horizon and began to illuminate the tree in golden light. I am not a great one for planning but I had seen the tree a couple of days before with its autumnal leaves and thought that a bit of dawn light on them would make it sing, and it did. I ended up with a whole series of photos as the sun illuminated it and just had to decide which looked most pleasing.

Have a good weekend 😎









Its that time of year again for the one and only art market. Bargains galore to be had at the once a year studio cleara...
13/02/2026

Its that time of year again for the one and only art market. Bargains galore to be had at the once a year studio clearance event. My studio is bursting at the seams and more deliveries keep on coming, so I need to find homes for all those studio seconds and some older stock that I don’t exhibit much anymore. Pick up a catalogue or download one (link in the comments). And its not just me...

They will have a wide range of beautiful, locally created art and gifts on show, with prices to suit every pocket and styles to suit every taste. You can also enjoy a sweet or savoury treat from our pop-up café while you browse.

10-4pm Sunday 15th February
Victoria Pavilion, Uckfield

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I’m absolutely delighted to share that MMP 179 — N50.9237 E0.0287 has been selected for the Artists’ Open Call Exhibitio...
13/02/2026

I’m absolutely delighted to share that MMP 179 — N50.9237 E0.0287 has been selected for the Artists’ Open Call Exhibition 2026 at .

Seeing this piece displayed in the gallery space, printed at 100cm on brushed aluminium, surrounded by such an incredible wealth of artistic talent was quite a buzz this afternoon.

Huge thanks to Kellie Miller Arts for creating this opportunity and for supporting artists across the region in their beautiful Church Street gallery. It’s an honour to be part of the first annual Open Call Exhibition in this historic Brighton space. And congratulations to all the other artists who have work in the show!

The exhibition runs from 14 February – 30 March 2026 — if you’re nearby, do go and experience the work in person.

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