Heart sale

 Acorn, Rowan Berry, Oak Leaf 1998

Mix Media, Watercolour, Varnish, Newsprint, Cotton

42 x 60 cm

NZ $79 inc standard postage

 

Autumn Leaves, 1998

Mix Media, Pencil, Ink (Photocopied)

42 x 60 cm

NZ $79 inc standard postage

 

 Winter, 1998

Procion Screen Printed Expandtex 1/1

Featured in The Eye of the Needle

42 x 60 cm inc mount board

NZ $98 inc standard postage

 Summer, 1998

Devore Screen Printed Cotton 1/1

Featured in The Eye of the Needle 

42 x 60 cm inc mount board

NZ $98 inc standard postage

 

Autumn, 1998

Procion Dyed Cotton Screen Print 1/1

Featured in The Eye of the Needle

42 x 60 cm inc mount board

NZ $98 inc standard postage

 Nude, Bed, Field, 1999

Pastel on Paper 84 x 60 cm

NZ $89 inc standard postage

 Nude, 1999

Pastel on Brown Paper 58 x 69 cm

NZ $130 inc standard postage

 

Nude Sitting on Sheet, 1999

Pastel on Brown Paper 70 x 57 cm

NZ $89 inc standard postage

  

"Birching" 2013

as featured on Counterexample Poetics

Watercolour, Ink

A3, 29.7 x 42 cm on 240g smooth technical paper

NZ $279 inc courier postage

"Cloudy Chance of Trains" 1998

Watercolour 

56 x 76 cm Cold Pressed Paper

NZ $600 inc courier postage

"Castings" 2013

as featured on Counterexample Poetics

Watercolour, Ink

A3, 29.7 x 42 cm on 240g smooth technical paper

NZ $279 inc courier postage 

Please click on my profile for my email - all enquiries welcome. I'll be posting more art, so please check back. 

His story

Having handed over the Artist in Residence baton to Yvel Clovis, over at Counterexample Poetics, I wanted to take a moment to appreciate his work - it's always good for a writer or artist to maintain a connection to the places they've had work appear -  and I'd be grateful if you could take a moment with me.

Yvel says this:

"I love art.  As a Haitian-American photographer, I enjoy meeting new people and having the ability to take a moment from their lives and turn it into a STORY that will last forever."

Please checkout his website for more.

Just this

Really pleased with the way my art turned out in the latest issue of Counterexample Poetics. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time as Artist in Residence there and working with Justis Mills and Pamela Hill has been a joy. Their collaborative piece was inspirational to the extreme - thanks, Justis and Pamela!

My sincere thanks to Flash Fiction and Art Editor, Jamez Chang, for letting me run with this piece when all I gave him for "plans" were three scrawled sketches in a notepad!

Count her examples

Please have a look at the work I've been doing as part of my Artist in Residence post at Counterexample Poetics.

So far, I've had the privilege of getting an early peek at the flash fiction of the wonderfully talented Meg Pokrass and Grant Faulkner, and I'm currently working on art inspired by the collaborative fiction of equally talented Justis Mills and Pamela Hill.

Huge, huge thanks to Jamez Chang, Editor of Flash Fiction and Art at CeP for having me, and to the writers for trusting me with their marvellous fictions.

Fall alright

Had a few bits of good fortune befall me this winter. Firstly: connecting with Jamez Chang, hip-hop (hurray) performer, artist and writer, and editor of flash fiction at Counterexample Poetics. Here's a piece of his bio:

"Jamez Chang is a poet, writer, lawyer, and former hip-hop artist living in Englewood Cliffs, NJ. After graduating from Bard College, Jamez went on to become the first Korean-American to release a hip-hop album, Z-Bonics (F.O.B. Productions, 1998), in the United States. He also composed the soundtrack to the documentary The #7 Train: An Immigrant Journey."

I'm delighted to be collaborating with Jamez on a project this month - watch this space.


Second bit of good news: I made the shortlist (second year running) of the University of Plymouth Short Fiction Competiton. I'm completely stoked about this as it's a tough comp from a brilliant journal - the shortlist always contains the very best of contemporary fiction - and I'm proud to have my name on the list again. Fingers crossed - winner announced in August.

Finally: last night I went to the launch of Sarah Laing's latest novel, The Fall of Light. I'm only a couple of chapters in (and enjoying muchly), but I recommend reading her work (she does awesome comics, too), and hopefully I can tempt you to buy her book with a comic scene from her launch.

  All text and images ©RaeJoyce 2013

Update: Sarah Laing gave my comics a lovely mention on her blog - along with some great pics from her launch - here.