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  • This piece took an age to dry! Months and months. It finally went off to it's home in Singapore this week.
  • I just wanted to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you for all the support everyone shows me when I decide to paint new things. It can be quite scary making such big changes. Because my work means so much to me (I'm literally putting my soul out for the world to see) it's hard to know what kind of a reception it will get. I paint because I enjoy it but knowing that others like what I do gives me the courage to continue. If I was going solely on how I felt about my work I probably would have given up a long time ago, we artists are our own harshest critics. There are things I've made that I hate and they end up being stashed away so I can't look at them. It means more than I will ever be able to express that so many like what I do and choose to have it in their homes/personal spaces. So thank you, for sticking around and constantly showing me such kindness. (This piece is reserved)
  • Just off of Portland Bill, in Dorset (a few miles from where I live) is an area of sea known as "The Portland race". It's a fast-moving tidal area caused by the meeting of tides between Portland Bill and the Shambles sandbank. The sea can be somewhat calm around it, but the race is more often than not tumultuous. You can see it from the bill. Choppy waters in a sea of relative calm. But when the winds are blowing in from the sea, the whole area is exceptionally dangerous. Waves big enough to engulf buildings. It's quite magnificent to watch, from a distance of course. This piece is inspired by the Portland Race. *Reserved,*
  • I know I've blathered on about how dire Instagram is, but completly unrelated to algorithms there is the part where I have met some of the most incredible people. People I could talk to for hours on end. People who are the kinds I would love to meet in real life (if my anxiety would let me) and they didn't live thousands of miles away. Instagram has opened up a world that would otherwise be closed off. We can talk about art. We can talk about things we don't like. Our lives outside of this *gesticulates to Instagram*. Share our hopes and dreams. What makes us who we are. Like minded souls; kindred spirits. So as much as the internal workings are a pain, being surrounded by lovely people makes it totally worthwhile.
  • This is a gentle reminder that the Instagram algorithms do not dictate how good your work is. They do not dictate your ability to run a business. They do not do anything other than showcase their ability of being a complete pile of stinking... 💩. Whatever it is you do, Instagram does not get to decide how successful you are. If posts aren't doing so well at the moment it means diddly squat. WE get to decide what our own successes are. I, like many others, use Instagram as a place to showcase my work. Sometimes when the numbers take a nose dive it's easy to turn to negative thoughts about our abilities. That what we make must be awful. But that's absolutely not the case. Remember that a follower number, or likes on a post are just that; numbers. They prove nothing. There will be days they're good, days they're not and that's perfectly okay. Keep making that beautiful art (insert what it is you do here). Keep posting those pictures. Keep being you! Because no one is you and that is your superpower!
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