Sunday, August 22, 2010
Nice things in small packages
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Red Shoes

I started this painting over a month ago and initially it was going to be in full colour with the dress being a stunning gold colour in beautiful shiny satin fabric.
However, when I started my monotone underpainting, I couldn't stop and it just looked lovely in sepia.I have another painting which is nearly completed....and proving very difficult!!! So hopefully that can be uploaded very soon too.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Art for Hospice
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
TVNZ The Apprentice

I was contacted by one of the contestants and asked if I would donate a painting for this worthy cause.

'Sheer Elegance II'
Charities such as Cure Kids do a wonderful job, and I was pleased that my painting raised $2000.

Frankie Stevens hosting the auction
As a result, a grand total of $40,000 was donated to Cure Kids.
http://www.ingrid.co.nz/
Monday, May 10, 2010
Worthy Causes

'Le Chat'
My husband & I adopted a cat 12 years ago from the UK Cat Protection League before locating to New Zealand in 2000, and not only did she fly over with us, she is still doing well and loves her life down under!
'Purdi'
We also adopted a cat last year, called Misty. She is more like a cheeky dog than a fussy mog and her taste in food leaves a lot to be desired!!
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'Misty'
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Little creatures.

'Cognac'

My little creature

'Tassel'
Following on from 'Tea'n'Peonies' with the working clock theme, I have created some gorgeous little French Boulle clocks with fully working hands. They are only on a 10 inch square canvas and very cute. Andre Boulle was a prominent seventeenth century French Cabinet maker, and Boulle refers to the ornate marquetry found on these clocks.

'Blue Boulle'

'Gold Boulle'
If you want to know about upcoming exhibitions, go to my website and sign up for my regular newsletters. There are several big art events coming soon.
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Adams Portrait Awards

My latest piece, 'Pickle', is a painting of my daughter Mia. It will be entered for selection at the Adams Portrait Award at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery in Wellington. I have wanted to paint Mia for so long and this was the perfect excuse. It was very rewarding painting her and I also found it quite emotional, but thoroughly enjoyable, trying to capture all of her character which I know and love, and paint it on canvas. I am really happy with the result and it makes me realise how lucky I am to have such a lovely 'Pickle'.
The exhibition will be held at Shed 11, Wellington, from 24th February until 11 April 2010.





