Friday, May 29, 2009
Hairless Yeti Bedtime

This painting was executed over a period of many months. I did the mountains last December, then hid the unsatisfactory result until the yeti grew sleepy enough to include in the foreground, a few days ago. Nicholas Roerich spit your heart in (the opposite of eat your heart out!)
An exclusive extract from Twisthorn Bellow can be found by clicking on this link. It's a passage from the final chapter. Hope you enjoy...
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Despite his recent hair loss MeMeMeMeMe U is a traditional yeti. He holds his yeti culture, including yeti music, yeti literature, yeti needlework and yeti yoghurt, dear to his yeti heart. He hasn't succumbed to temptation. He doesn't own a mobile phone. He drinks tea in glasses and coffee in clay pots and plays flutes made from cucumbers. Probably.
I did enjoy the excerpt from your new novel, rather, I enjoyed the visual joke....ambient painting, btw. Can I arsk which medium you used? If you're curious I attach a link to my own artwork, some of it completed during a BA (Hons) Design from the University of Wales:
http://www.brushspace.com/myprofile/default.aspx
Brushspace hosts some really fab artists if you fancy a troll, or is that trawl? - and pob lwc with all of your publications & the Himalayan chillies! Hwyl mawr!
http://www.brushspace.com/myprofile/default.aspx
Brushspace hosts some really fab artists if you fancy a troll, or is that trawl? - and pob lwc with all of your publications & the Himalayan chillies! Hwyl mawr!
Thanks for your comments! To answer your question, I didn't use a medium because I tend to believe that ghosts are a hindrance when attempting to make a painting...
My main disadvantage when it comes to art is that I can't do it.
I visited the website you recommended and I've registered there but I can't find your work...? I did a search on your name but nothing came up. Do you have a more precise link?
My main disadvantage when it comes to art is that I can't do it.
I visited the website you recommended and I've registered there but I can't find your work...? I did a search on your name but nothing came up. Do you have a more precise link?
Thanks for asking, maybe this link will work...
http://www.brushspace.com/artist-profile/Gallery.aspx?artist=Marni1
If you scroll down you can see my claywork which is much more interesting than my paintings; unfortunately we haven't got the space for claywork.
How *unfair* would that be if you could both publish world-acclaimed books AND paint? I mean, you can paint, it's not the result that always counts. In fact it's never the result that counts if you're making a living at it.
Are you well?
http://www.brushspace.com/artist-profile/Gallery.aspx?artist=Marni1
If you scroll down you can see my claywork which is much more interesting than my paintings; unfortunately we haven't got the space for claywork.
How *unfair* would that be if you could both publish world-acclaimed books AND paint? I mean, you can paint, it's not the result that always counts. In fact it's never the result that counts if you're making a living at it.
Are you well?
That computer looks like it uses floppy disks :O
I like your painting.
By 'eck, this was a bit of crap comment. Me 'ead is baked in the sun.
I like your painting.
By 'eck, this was a bit of crap comment. Me 'ead is baked in the sun.
Alas, yes, my computer still uses floppy disks. It's about 15 years old...
I'm always a decade and a half behind the times in everything!
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I'm always a decade and a half behind the times in everything!
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