First of all, I have been asked to put up a smiling photo of me by my mate, Tom Wishart, photographer extraordinaire http://www.onethousandwords.co.uk/
Here it is...
This photo is taken in front of Chepstow castle, Wales.
Ash Machine
(Pastel)
Like a lot of people, I too, was affected by the volcanic ashes from Eyjafjallajokull, Iceland.
I painted 'Ash Machine' to describe how I felt about the situation. The 'Ash Machine' represents Eyjafjallajokull, releasing its voluminous gases and ashes, affecting human faculties and functions; causing chaos in the business of men and their pursuit for monetary gains.
Ash Machine
(Pastel)
Like a lot of people, I too, was affected by the volcanic ashes from Eyjafjallajokull, Iceland.
I painted 'Ash Machine' to describe how I felt about the situation. The 'Ash Machine' represents Eyjafjallajokull, releasing its voluminous gases and ashes, affecting human faculties and functions; causing chaos in the business of men and their pursuit for monetary gains.
Flow
(Pastel)
I took about 2 days to finish 'Flow'. As my trip came to an end, I realised that being a full time artist might not be a plausible option at this point in time.
'Flow' describes the peaks and troughs of my thoughts; red, yellow, orange - colours that dominate my mind. The contour lines describes the mountains of my thoughts and yet they are contained by the undulating red ribbon.
(Pastel)
I took about 2 days to finish 'Flow'. As my trip came to an end, I realised that being a full time artist might not be a plausible option at this point in time.
'Flow' describes the peaks and troughs of my thoughts; red, yellow, orange - colours that dominate my mind. The contour lines describes the mountains of my thoughts and yet they are contained by the undulating red ribbon.
