After a very long and relaxing summer holiday I am now back home, back to work really energised to get back into painting. I've just completed a couple of botanical commissions and other bits and pieces, and then I'm also starting on some new subjects that I've been looking forward to painting for a while.
Here's a glimpse of my latest agapanthus...
And some words I did in gold leaf. This one makes me smile.
On a sad note for me I've already managed to make my workspace a bomb-site in just a matter of days - it seems no matter how hard I try I just cannot keep it tidy! I put it down to efficiency as I don't believe it's worthwhile to spend half an hour of good painting time setting up and packing up each day... this is why I need a real studio! Speaking of, I just love everything about this gorgeous space below which belongs to Sydney artist Cherie Curchod. Her art for one is divine, but that desk and the light flooding in - and what's more, this place (located on Sydney's Pittwater) is only accessible by boat - what a dream.
Image via Dustjacket Attic
In other dreams, I am still clinging to the memories of lazy beach days while I can...
Home Beach @ Stradbroke (taken by my friend P)
Tea Tree @ Noosa
Hopefully see you soon.
Pip xx
6 comments:
Such beautiful pictures Pip!
x
Anna
So glad you are back, can't wait to see what you come up with :) I love the first painting of Agapanthus you did for the B&S show, and this one looks wonderful as well! Reming me of my mothers garden.... FOND memories :)
Happy New Year Pip! The paintings are looking lovely. One of my readers wants to contact you, what's the best way? Amber
Thank you Anna and Natasha.... I too jsut love agapanthus they remind me of childhood summers in mums garden and around the pool. Happy memories.
Amber- Happy new year to you too, your getaway looked divine! Would love to hear from your reader, beat contact is email Pip_Boydell@hotmail.com xx
Looking forward to following your blog Pip.....don't worry about a messy studio...means you're open to lots of inspiration. Mine is always a (kind of) mess but I like it that way. And I love your botanical artworks!!
Great reading your blog ppost
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