Updated: Feb 8, 2024
Giraffes. Who designed them? If you believe in a divine creator, then this is proof she has a wild sense of humour. My suspicion is that evolution is occasionally randomly ludicrous and tequila is involved. Also, apparently giraffes are bi-sexual, which makes them even more interesting.
So this is the next in the AnimalTalk series, called 'Hanging by a Thread'.
Updated: Jun 23, 2025
Hello. Some fabulous mountain scenery. Can't you just smell the fresh air.
I finished this 2 days ago, but have been indulging in my usual tweak-fest since. For goodness sake someone start a self help group.
See if you can spot the tiny Canadian Mountie hidden somewhere in the forest.
....No, of course there isn't, I'm a serious artist.
This painting will be coming with me to the Art Surrey fair at Epsom Racecourse 6-8 October. More info on this fair soon, it's going to be a good one.
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Updated: Oct 6, 2024
Raccoons look wonderfully comical. However, they are apparently destructive, possessive, and can be very aggressive. On the other hand, they are also known for their intelligence. There's probably a raccoon behind the bins somewhere reading The Collected Works of Jean-Paul Sartre and stroking its chin thoughtfully.
This next offering in the AnimalTalk series will get its first outing at The Spitalfields Art Market next weekend Fri 30 June - Sun 2nd July (Crispin Place, London E1). I love this market. It is a really buzzing market with a great atmosphere, and I am in company with many talented friendly artists. My stand is also in close proximity to a Crosstown luxury bagel stand.... I think my sensible eating period may be coming to an end.
8"x10" print on luxury art paper with warm white mount, ready for a frame of your choice.
