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ROAST PORK REUNION

 

 

 

ink on acid free card. 2. ink on canvas

When modern day people tuck into a roast around a dinner table, the Neanderthal comes out

Nothing like a good roast to bring people together!

 

 

 

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PARTY. WORK. REST.

 

 

 

1.ink on acid- free card. 2. ink on canvas

Satiety is needed to prove that resting is as important as working is to partying.

 

 

 

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MOXIE DETOX

 

 

 

1.ink on acid free card  2. ink on canvas. 23rd February, 2013

Sometimes, we just have to move on. Take the vote- Move on today!

 

 

 

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EGRESS

 

 

 

1.Ink on canvas 2. Ink on acid-free card.

Egress: The right or permission to exit from a place.

 

 

 

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THERE IS A RIVER

 

 

 

 

1.ink on canvas. 2. ink on acid-free card. 6th February, 2013

Walking towards a focused dream, and working with it,

 achieves goals.

 

 

 

 

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PIMPDEPOOPER

 

 

 

Acrylic on canvas. 5th December, 2012

If you ever wanted to know what a Pimpdepooper looks like, this is what it looks like!

I have made close to thousands of fractal generated images, and they never cease to amaze me.

Because there are so many that I have to rename, I make up  crazy names for them that I think suit the image.
This is no exception.  I feel that all this image is missing is a scythe. Spooky!

 

 

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YERTI

 

Acrylic on canvas. 5th December, 2012
1 Metre x 500 cms.

A simple and contrasting abstract. Black on white.

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A TIME TO WEEP AND A TIME TO LAUGH. 2012

A Time To Weep, and a Time To Laugh. 25.June 2012. Ink on Acid free card.

” To everything there is a season……” and that is what this is about- ‘that there is nothing new

under the sun’, so it is said. The drawing is based on the  book Ecclesiastes(c. 935 BCE), Chapter 3 vs 1-8.
An interesting biblical book, speaking of ‘The Son Of David’s thoughts about life. It is an interesting

work that even talks about the timing in the Heavens. Astrology and Astronomy and

Religion were once part of the same discipline.