COLOUR ALERT

This blog is becoming less and less about my own art and more about the wonderful stuff I keep coming across! One thing just leads to another and before I realise, an hour has flown by. Oh well, it's nearly Easter and I should get some time to create. Meantime, these beauties by Jiha Moon are really uplifting, no?.

Spring Feeling

Rosie's Bed by Judy Pfaff, 2009, cut, burnt, and perforated bond and Crown Kozo paper, joss paper, sheet music, silk and paper flowers, honey comb packing material, wire, fishing line, coffee filters, ink, kite parts, 91 x 91 x 6 inches

De Los Floresby Judy Pfaff, 2010, dyed and folded Japanese papers, print matter, artificial flowers, gourds, coffee filters, 91 x 91 x 6 inches

I've been greatly inspired today by the wall sculptures of installation artist Judy Pfaff. If you like this work check out her website.

Animal artwork

Oh dear, two weeks since my last post, how time flies!! I have been working on a commission today. I don't usually 'do' animals but who can resist a pink giraffe ? :D 

I'm feeling inspired by Stanford Kay's colour palettes. Aren't they beautiful paintings?

Succulents

 

As I have said before, I love succulents! I am lucky to live in a place where I'm pretty much surrounded by their gorgeousness. I just had to create a painting around them.

Smile

This made me giggle this morning. See more excellent stuff over at Hugo Lugo.

(via BOOOOOOOM! )

Little Paintings

I have been doing everything but painting lately and missing it badly so I dragged myself away from the computer yesterday and created these two little pictures. The top one is on illustration board and the other is on canvas. I'm going to play around with some more colour schemes.

Pink and Green

Saw these beautiful sights on my stroll today. Too pretty not to share.