visual artist : contemplating time, memory, and transformation.
Some random March images from my library - some from a few years ago. Well I managed to get out today to get shopping for my Dad. There were a couple of things he especially likes from one shop so got there just after 9 am and queued with a safe distance. I picked up …
https://vimeo.com/402263161 rtdp Far from slick I have been amusing myself today with my drawing, Usually too lazy to draw, I prefer to capture interesting finds with my camera. But revisiting some lovely holiday photos today I had the idea to re use some scrap packing paper and draw with my chunky charcoal. Why not time …
Our first cat was called Mr Pip. Mr Pip Since that time our family have had various pets, at one time I had nine cats, It started with a rescue cat called Toby, who hid in a tiny space at the side of the kitchen cupboard for several days after re homing him. He eventually …
With added cows.....
Pareidolia a bit of s stretch? But there is definitely a parent child conversation going on here- what do you think?
Hidden: Apologies if I have gone overboard with this one! I need to edit my enthusiasm 🙂
https://vimeo.com/315185961 paintingphotography-moving images Quickly Moving through the landscape, watching the tide ebb and flow, time and transience are something I am interested in exploring. The moving images taken on journeys capture moments in time, the images revealing details often missed as we move through time and space. The image of light featured : the speed …
Birds What a lovely distraction trawling through images in my library and memories of holidays past. Strangely these birds are black and white anyway. Taken in Cornwall, Thorpness and a trip to a Whipsnade Zoo with the children. CB&W:Birds
watercolour on paperMay 2014 mono print That amazing lime green unfurling on the bare branches....the purple hosta spikes pushing through the earth...all full of promise - the coming of Spring
SCRY To sleep – perchance to dream: ay, there’s the rub,For in that sleep of death what dreams may come.......
Walkways Wordless Wednesday Wonderful open spaces in British Columbia. Plus reed beds at Snape Maltings and a walk along the Mere to the Martello Tower.
Delicate A friend forwarded this poem today I hope she doesn't mind me sharing it with you, it's by John O'Donohue and quite beautiful: This is the time to be slow… Try, as best you can, not to let The wire brush of doubt Scrape from your heart All sense of yourself And your hesitant …
Triangles
FLOUNDER..... as if in a bad dream where all becomes confused, upside down, nothing works, there is no waking......no exit...no end
Newlyn ExchangeLost Gardens of HeliganGallery from carylbeach.com website I do like a grid : photo of the day. Well the start of another week in our surreal world....Thinking about all the people who have lost their lives to this terrible disease...and those who are still struggling to survive....sending love and hope that we will get …
Communication whispering
Images all taken in Hertford Vibrant
Elegance :what does the word conjure up for you? : willowy, sophisticated; graceful; discerning or neat; simple; effective; ingenious; clever; deft; intelligent?
A bit of poetic license today my offering for Rain Someday I wish upon a starWake up where the clouds are far behind meWhere trouble melts like lemon dropsHigh above the chimney topThat's where you'll find me.........
Reasons to be cheerful Here are six...the sun rose this morning I'm alive I have my family I have my lovely partner I have my friends and colleagues I have these memories.......
Cloudless Sky March challenge and Wordless Wednesday.
in my garden I spent the day in my garden yesterday: clearing winter leaves, mowed the lawn, trimmed, and pruned some overhanging branches, uncovered some new growth, and generally tidied up. The garden is renewing as it does every year hopefully everything has survived the winter. Mr Robin followed me around to keep my company, …
Sort of staying away from crowds today - so as it was a lovely sunny spring day I ended up gardening all day. Mowed the lawn, trimmed the laurel, lopped some overhanging branches, Trimmed the lawn edges and did some weeding. Big mistake - now I realise I have overdone it and will probably need …
Crowd: a group of friends or a group of people with similar interests:
Something Family Family : Something dear to me.
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