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Zenspiration inspired floral doodles in my art journal, using Sakura Micron pens and colored pencils.
I started the year with a trip across the Atlantic to visit a friend who lives in Missouri.
It was a trip full of driving down endless American roads, country music, drive thrus, cute little coffee shops, museums, Airbnbs, university campuses, thrift shopping, trucks and 7am trips to find a chapel in the woods.
Read about my trip on my blog.
© JCH 2018
On our fourth and last day we decided (on our drive home) to visit this lovely art gallery at Erwood Station in the Welsh Marches.
"Erwood Station Gallery is the sister to The Lion Street Gallery in Hay on Wye, recently rated as one of the best galleries in Wales. Here at Erwood we focus on showcasing the very best in contemporary craft and Applied arts in Wales and the Borders. All our the work is available on the Arts Council of Wales 0% Collectorplan scheme, so you can spread the payments over 12 months , an easier way to invest in Art." www.erwoodstation.com/
I have included in the collage a few of my favourite pieces - although practically everything there I fell in love with! I did buy a couple of wee stars for £6 - my price limit LOL. The kaleidoscopes were absolutely stunning but I would have to start saving now ... Lovely place to visit. More on the walk down to the riverside later :))
Born in Berlin, Freud came to Britain in 1933 with his family when he was 10 years old and developed his passion for drawing. After studying at art school, he had a self-portrait accepted for Horizon magazine and, by the age of 21, his talent had been recognised in a solo show. He returned to Britain after the war years to teach at the Slade School of Art in London.
Over a career that spanned 50 years, Freud became famous for his intense and unsettling nude portraits. A naturalised British subject, he spent most of his working life in London and was frequently seen at the most salubrious bars and restaurants, often in the company of beautiful young women such as Kate Moss, who he once painted. Freud's regular table in The Wolseley restaurant was laid with a black tablecloth and a single candle in his honour.
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Street art nel paese fantasma di Consonno.
Street art at ghost town of Consonno.
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I recently was laid off from one my favorite jobs & it's shaping up to be a rough month. I have lots of art for sale. I also do commissioned drawings/paintings. Please let me know if I can send anything to you. As always, thank you for following my work.
Since we were at the Queen Victoria Art Gallery in Launceston yesterday, we may as well take a peek at the current ART RAGE 2019 exhibition. This is the best work by high school art students in Tasmanian schools.
From the sample of works I will show you today and tomorrow, the future of Tasmanian art is very bright indeed - and I don't just mean colourful.
In this entrance to the exhibition we can see a range of work on the walls, and then I will zero in on some of the very best in the other rooms.
[Please click twice to enlarge. You can then move the mouse around the room and look at each of these works. Best on a big screen, obviously.]