My ‘Precious Stones’ Exhibit at Britannia Art Gallery
Precious Stones A Japanese saying goes, ‘The pebble in the brook secretly believes itself to be a precious stone’. These paintings are portraits of pebbles, stones and rocks, all of […]
Precious Stones A Japanese saying goes, ‘The pebble in the brook secretly believes itself to be a precious stone’. These paintings are portraits of pebbles, stones and rocks, all of […]
Rhodonite, with its distinctive rose pink colour, is often veined in olive green or black. Pink rhodonite, leopard jasper, rutilated quartz, ebony & brass necklace.Detail of heavily veined rhodonite, brass, ebony […]
Bloodstone is an opaque chalcedony that is usually a very dark green, and distinguished by its flecks of red said to be the blood of Jesus when he was nailed to the cross. […]
In honour of St Patrick’s Day I’ve been up to some shenanigans with photo apps and the Irish landscape. Stone wall of castle ruins at Galley Head in Ireland painted in […]
June 9, 2011: The next demo in my mixed-media class was to create even more texture to the spackle mix with the addition of sand, pebbles, grit or other similar things. […]
Lichen makes for interesting abstracts, usually in circular patterns of orange, yellow, green, white, black or grey. Orange and white circular patterns on a cemetery wall in France. Grey, green and […]
From now on this December Review is about how I plan to carry on even though the One Four Challenge is taking a break. Using a series of photos to illustrate a story about a […]
May 13, 2011: part of my one-a-day creative project Today I expanded on my studies of rocks. I was envisioning these rocks painted in an arrangement of squares, each square […]