North Norfolk artist’s work will be seen by 100,000 people
Amelia Mills at work on the British Airways Water magazine front cover. Picture: Supplied by Jane Mills - Credit: Archant
A north Norfolk artist's work will be seen by about 100,000 people over the next three months after her painting was chosen for the front cover of a British Airways in-flight magazine.
Amelia Mills, from Walcott, was commissioned to create a unique artwork for the Water-themed edition of the quarterly magazine for first class passengers, after her work was discovered on Instagram.
Despite having just two weeks to design and complete the artwork, the result captures the flowing movement of water.
It will hang in the first class Concorde club lounge at Heathrow's Terminal 5 until the end of June.
The 26-year-old said: 'It has been an exciting opportunity to work with a high profile corporation like British Airways.'
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Her art is usually inspired by the landscapes and coasts of Norfolk, but she drew inspiration for this piece from the mineral-rich glacial waters in New Zealand.
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