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World Within Worlds

on April 18, 2020

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It's October Already....

Busy times in the studio - and there has been much in progress and in completion. Here are some of the latest artworks;

Festival Of The Moon Graphite and metallic colour pencil on A3 paper.

We Are Now Here. Graphite and metallic colour pencil on A3 paper.

Connectivity. Graphite on A3 paper.

His Words On My Skin. Graphite on A3 paper.
When He Touches My Mind. Graphite, ink and metallic colour pencil on A3 paper.

It's been a great year for production - and development - though I can always feel that pressure in the back of my mind, looking for more, feeling outwards for that spark of brilliance that has long been the quest in art. While the forward motion is relentless however, there are still works from years past that are looking for their guardians, and I'm planning on posting more of those here soon.
Love art, stay beautiful, Z xxx

New Works

It's been a while since my last post - forgive me for that, I've been busy creating these lovelies for you to enjoy....

I've also been doing some painting recently - it's a work in progress.....

It's been an interesting process returning to paint - while it's no longer as familiar as a pencil has become, it's quite intriguing to note how easily I work with old habits long remembered, while simultaneously applying new ideas that I have learned over time. I'm enjoying the experience so far - but then, at the moment, I'm only being challenged to understand an idea through paint, not master anything truly new. That comes later.
In the meantime, there's never a dull moment with full drawing boards and a waiting easel....

Remember that the works here are for sale - or will be if they are works in progress - and you can find out more about your favourites just by dropping me a line at zeddess@gmail.com, or you can call/text me on +61476 782 122.
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