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 

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It could be mist

When I read one of the stories in Nude I thought of this pastel sketch and smiled. I like it because the colours are soft, much as pastels and bottoms should be, I think.

It's time for another nude: not the Nude, that's coming up on the first of September - I'm priming my canvas as I type (I should add ambidextrousness to my list of talents, except that it's made up and I'm being daft) - this nude is ten years old and doesn't look a day over fifty!

She's lovely and blurry and fuzzled at the edges: like mist - a pastel mist.

All this getting ready to interview Nuala Ní Chonchúir has been extremely beneficial to my creativity. I've written five short stories over the last seven days ( I can't call it a week because it didn't begin on a Monday, nor end on Sunday), and they're all going in my almost complete collection. I like to imagine I have a publishing deal and all the trimmings, there's no point being a pessimist is there? Or a pastelmist. Perhaps I am ever so slightly losing the plot, but it will all come out in the wash. Speaking of...I'd better get these brushes washed!