Unravelling – work in progress

17 thoughts on “Unravelling – work in progress”

1. Congratulations on producing a comprehensive body of work that’s both thought provoking and aesthetically pleasing. Most enjoyable and nicely presented. I liked it so much, I’m wearing the t-shirt 🙂

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   1. Thank you! And the t-shirt looks fab on you 🙂

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      1. Ailsa, Well done ,we loved viewing your paintings.
         Eric and Di (Australia )

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      2. Thank you!

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3. These are superb works! a very fine sense of colour and design infused with feeling. Many congratulations!

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   1. Thank you!! Please feel free to buy stuff from my online stores…. I know you need cheering up!

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4. Wow, what a beautiful exhibition! I love the range of emotions and feelings that it conveys. What I love the most is that you named a painting something, and often I will see a completely different emotion or meaning to it – the art is layered and speaks to everyone personally. I look forward to seeing this exhibition in person!

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   1. Thanks Ellie, I appreciate you getting up early to attend! And I am glad you see what you see in a painting, that’s as it should be, you don’t have to see the emotion I was seeing, we are all unique!

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5. We love them; the colours, shapes… especially Rainbow Life! I really like the way the paint is translucent so you can see the layer underneath. Looking forward to seeing them in real life 🙂

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   1. Thanks Sacha – Rainbow Life was my response to the NHS Rainbows, I was trying to abstract a rainbow, which wasn’t easy actually, I had a few failed attempts 🙂

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6. Love the bright beautiful colours. Bought a Warrior Bag.

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   1. Awwww, thanks Gilli! I am wearing my Warrior t’shirt, it’s a very special image for me. Thank you!

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7. This is a really beautiful exhibition – I love the colours and different shapes you manage to get without being repetitive. Well done – great work beautifully presented and framed!!! Look forward to seeing the originals – hope you will carry on and do some more!

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   1. Thank you, I am sure they will look a lot better with you framing them properly! I have put a few in frames around the house, and they look great on the wall, but not up to your high standards 🙂

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8. Beautiful work Sis. Simple lines and colours and yet complex feelings. Wow.

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   1. Thank you Bro! You ARE fab. And remember, the online stores ship worldwide 🙂 !

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