Selected paintings (including some of my all-time favourites) have 25% off until the end of the month ~ I simply have to find a way to create more room in the Art Cave : )
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Author Archives: Anna Cull
Light and shade (and Happy Easter)
A Rose By Any Other Name — acrylic on canvas, 250 x 250 mm, 2019. Available.
“God bless our contradictions, those parts of us which seem out of character. Let us be boldly and gladly out of character. Let us be creatures of paradox and variety: creatures of contrast; of light and shade: creatures of faith. God be our constant. Let us step out of character into the unknown, to struggle and love and do what we will. Amen.”
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‘A Note on God’ by Michael Leunig
Treetop family home
Treetop family home. Open-plan. Great views. — acrylic on canvas, 405 x 405 mm, 2019. Available.
My latest six-word painting is more ‘rough art’ rather than fine art. It has lots of texture and touches of iridescent white and shiny gold (which aren’t really showing up in the photos). The nest wasn’t part of the original concept but just sort of appeared while I was working on the composition. Painting this reminded me that when I was very young, I wanted to sleep in the branches of our walnut tree, underneath the stars. Who am I kidding? I still do.
Treetop — Drawing Room mock-up
Prayer for peace
…for Christchurch.
P.S. The sketch is an old one of mine, a study of Picasso’s Dove of Peace.
Edited painted highlights (2019 Annaversary post)
Another milestone and another slideshow… seven years on WordPress! This last year has been a whirl of six-word poems, experimental word art, black canvas paintings, and music. Lots of music. Not a bad year at all. In fact quite a good one : )
