To counteract the madness that leads up to Christmas (believe me I get caught up in the excitement too), I like to take myself into the landscape to restore my equilibrium. These are some of the paintings I did from drawings done earlier in the year.
Heartscape, 2013, 23 cm x 18 cm, mixed media on paper
Winter Solstice, 2013, 23 cm x 18 cm, mixed media on paper
Roundhouse Village Remains, 2013, 23 cm x 18 cm, mixed media on paper
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These are stunning, Caro – absolutely bursting with life. Largely pastel so far as I can tell?
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Thank you Michael. These have had everything thrown at them! From paint to water-soluble pastels, on top of a recycled screen print as far as I can remember!
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Very grounding in its earthy joyousness!
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Thanks Annette! I like to hibernate in this land. x
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