it seems like i've taken a detour. i was a bit tired of portraits. and i have always loved vessels, and flowers.
the room in itself is a blessing, overlooking the back garden orange trees and, when the window is open, the scent of honeysuckle and cecile brunner roses in bloom filter in.
i count myself lucky to have a room like this.
ofcourse it is filled with work not only by myself but my favorite contemporary neo modern/outsider artists such as mary stanley, melodie stacey, colette copeland,jeanne marie webb, jenny wentworth, robin laws, lynne hoppe, amanda blake and cathy cullis. i have yet to own a jessie chorley and a julie arkell doll but i'm saving for a lisa graham small painting of a shirt on etsy.
i did a tribute to lotta dam on a teabag.
my friend erika immediately claimed it
i think i will mount it on a wood cradle
when my friend susan buchanan visted, she suggested mixing up some of my smaller work with my larger, juxtaposing. great idea i thought rather than having the portfolio filled with miniatures. i'm going to sort.
out of nowhere
i've also taken a liking to faceless portraits. when i posted on instagram i was told amish women leave doll faces blank so that children can imagine a loved ones face. i found that so touching.
and occasionally i do a selfie and play photographer. above my daughter and i who are the best besties ever in the history of ever.
3 comments:
What a fabulous blog posting Constanza and a surprise when you mentioned the lovely talented London based Jessie Chorley.
I enjoyed looking at all your work and your new studio.
Love Lynn xxx
thank you lynne for always being so kind with your comments. jessie chirley and her mother primey are just my cuppa tea as many english artists of today are. miss your blog posts, keep looking and looking daily.
i can only think...
I LOVE YOU!
every part.
i am going to try to send an email,
as i have some pictures to send.
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