Commission Success

I could wax on and on about this work, but I'll let the patron speak for me.

'The painting arrived today and I have to say it has exceeded my expectations! It really is great and you have captured Eloise perfectly . 

The colours, patterns and brush work is exactly what I was hoping for. I'm so pleased I came across your work and will certainly be requesting another if I have another child!' - Denise.

Enter the Glitchness....

One of my hobbies is glitching my artwork. I've spent whole nights doing this. I might start at 7 and plan to do a hour or 2, but I always end up bleary eyed and hearing the morning birdsong.  This is my art365 today as I've spent the afternoon posting work on  Redbubble

Below are some of my glitches. I've got more to add but my mind is melting.

Great slabs of paint....

Monday was a great big time suck. Today was NOT a Monday. I repeat not a time sucky Monday. Perhaps in some strange quirk of timey wimey science all the time I lost on Monday was transported into Tuesday.  Yeah that was obviously it. 

I got my commission finished and completed another 4 paintings. Of the 4 I believe a nights sleep will help me smite them with my hammer of judgement in a rational manner. 

As I won't get much more painting done this week, I'll dangle them one at a time like the Sword of Damocles above your waiting unblinking eye.

Back from the depths...

I know I let you down. It wasn't my fault really. It's not you  its me ... well my laptop really. My laptop's power cable to be precise. The cable went fizz... pop... pop... fizz the other day and along with having no power I was a tad concerned that I'd lost EVERYTHING.  Thankfully it was just a temporary  interruption  in the flow of electrons. 

You will be glad to know that it takes more than a dodgy power cable to stop me from painting. I've got a few new works (and some old works) that I'm going to be posting on Etsy over the next few weeks. 

It's late and I'm trying to not burn out so here is one of the images.  Stay rested and medium rare.

The island of holy orange,  Oil on primed board, 9" x 9". 

It's based on a fun jaunt to Holy Island a few years ago.