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Well doesn’t time fly when you’re totally distracted!!
It’s been an absolute age since I last visited here. Since moving back to Lower Creek NSW I entered into the Kempsey Art Prize and the I won Best Works on Paper category with ‘Porky’s’ and I was a finalist in the IAPS 23rd Juried Art Exhibition Online (International Association of Pastel Societies) With ‘Time and Tide’.
Porky’s
Tide and time
My website has suffered the ravages of me not being financially buoyant and gone. At the moment I just don’t have enough ping-pong balls to re-float this Titanic. So I’m thinking that this blog may have to substitute for my webpage for the time being. I’m not quite sure how to go about that but I’ll have a go.
I have a studio! It’s about 95% complete, bright, airy and with a storage room to boot. I have a plan to run weekend artist camps, workshops and classes in the future.
Below are some pictures taken from around the area of our property. There are birds and animals aplenty as well. I reckon it would be a good place for an artist to visit. Relaxing, challenging and inspiring all at the same time. What do you reckon?
Looking towards the swimming hole.
Looking towards our place
On the road to Armidale through the forest up the big hill.
Wild rivers and gorges. Livin’ life on the edge of a plateau can be very scenic
The bottom border of our property.
Stag horn in the casuarinas next to the river
Inside the studio. Plenty of natural light available.
From inside the studio
This is a picture I was to put into a gallery for exhibition a few months back. Yeah I know, I didn’t get it finished in time. It’ll get in the next gallery show. I’ve gone for a bit of a side track into oils. All my oil painting experiments have sold so far so I’ll keep going I guess. I’m being very careful and going rather slowly with the oils as I really like doing them and don’t want to bugger ’em up! lol. All I can do is keep on improving right?
It’s an interpretation of the Flinders… I have slept under the moon often enough out there and the ranges look, under a full moon, like a figure lying on its side to me sooo…also the area is mineral rich so I used some mica and quartz….meh…we’ll see.
