Acrylic on canvas. 20th October, 2009
Amnesty International Exhibition at the Tap Gallery, Darlinghurst, Sydney. Exhibiting ‘The Empty Bowl’.
20.10.2009-25.10.2009. Opening on the 20th October 2009 , 2009.
EM-BARE-ASSED
Mixed Media. October 2009
This is a mix of paints and pastels on architectural paper.
This artwork is a play on the word ‘Embarrassed’, so, it is logical then, to
proceed with a drawing of someone’s bare behind, with the flipped up petticoat.
This type of paper gives a very sheened and translucent effect to the drawing.
THE ARTIST’S SHED INVITATION EXHIBITION EMAIL
VISION OF ARTISTS WORKPLACE 1 & 2
Vision Of Artists Workplace 2
Watercolour on acid- free card. September 2009
Here is a series of 2 works depicting the changeability of the artist’s workplace.
Interesting to note, the artist gave up smoking the next year, and never went back.
PALM HOUSE SPRING EQUINOX SALON SHOW 2009 FLYER
ORNAMENTAL FIGHTING FISH
Ornamental Fighting Fish. Acrylic and watercolour on acid free paper. September, 2009
This was a work prepared as a project for a Design course I had started in 2009.
AFIM
Pastel on canvas. September, 2009
The image of this work- Afim, represents many different interpretations to different people.
How are you interpreting this?
ART SYDNEY EXPOSE FLYER 2009
The Art Expo in Sydney is a HUGE expose! I entered a few works. Four of them:
Blackie, Willie Willow, Misty, and another one.
GUITARS
Ink on acid-free card. 25th August, 2009
Design Course, TAFE College, Kingswood.
Two composite drawings in a very simply drawn manner.
EGGS ANYONE?
Pencil drawing on acid-free card. 18th August, 2009
Here is another drawing in 2009 that I did at the Design Course at the TAFE College in Kingswood, NSW.
Here we see a drawing of a drawing of a bowl of eggs and a hand reaching below the bowl
as if coming through the paper drawing to grab an egg. Beside the drawing is a pair of
spectacles resting on the edge of the drawing book, with an overlapping pair of small
feathers in the right hand lower corner.A hand is close by to the left of the drawing of the drawing.
(I hope you just understood all of that! )