Progress on the barn wall has been minimal this week; I have managed to draw some of it out, but then, when I reach for my paints it starts raining! The Bergerac meteo is so unreliable, I compare several forecasts, they never correspond to one another, so I plump for the one that suits…
Last week, I started a trompe l’œil on the side of a barn. The wall is 15.4m long x 3.5m high ( to those of you who prefer old currency, that’s approx 50 ‘ x 11’) Here is the wall in it’s naked state, a blank canvas. I made 9 final designs to show the…
We went to see a (possible) future job last week, here are a few pics of the sort of places I am expected to work! Aah…. Château life again! This one is an hour away, near St Emilion, a beautiful wine château dating back to the 9th century, away up in the hills with glorious…
Just to revamp , I left EhBeh contemplating his reflection , in the form of a goat. So , what to do? He realises that he only has a few dark hours in which to fulfil the conditions of these words, or he will be cursed forever, well, for the rest of his life. He…
A small diversionary note, this is an photo of what husband looks like after spending several hours, indeed days, trying to get some bit nut or something or other off an engine. The look of a man half-crazed: I think his expression will be stuck there for a while!
Putting my thoughts about classical music into words.
Lily S. May--Life with Art
sharing the creative process of artist, illustrator, and book lover, Judy Watson
Sharing my work and thoughts....
painting...drawing...making small worlds
Essays on Mathematics and Culture
postcards from the hedge - a blog by Phil Cooper
views from the artist's studio.
ARTIST: oils, watercolours, trompe l'œil and design
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