Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Folk Greens Redux






































I had a very nice time at my opening on Wednesday night! Candice and Monique at Salon 91 strewed rose petals on the drinks table all tongue-in-cheek-honeymoon-like and it felt really good to be amongst friends with every piece hanging as it should.

Above is one of the last pictures I made for the show.  Limited prints are available locally and internationally on request.

Here's a little feature on 10and5.

The show will be up until the 18th of May.

1 tree planted for every artwork sold





























A mixed media group show at Salon 91 contemporary in association with Greenpop. 
It looks like work is already flying off the walls but the show will be up until the 14th of January. Amble up Kloof street if you're in Cape Town over the holidays and remember to check out Steven Miedema's beautiful vertical garden in the gallery window.


Oh and Greenpop will make sure a tree is planted for every artwork sold. Grand!

Sunday

















A week in Johannesburg reminded me of my 'green pool' undergrad illustrations (a theme perhaps not yet exhausted). It's a spooky city and I love it.

Green on Green

Green is a name for many colours. This is why I love it.

delicious monsters







I made these delicious monster leaf cut-outs from circular label stickers (again)
next up: working them into a repeat pattern.

occupational therapy graphics





Here's some OT memorabilia from my mom's 'paper bits' drawer. 
First is a Manual Dexterity test (suprisingly difficult), second a reference card for pupil dilation with a coma scale index on the reverse and third a printed card (occupational therapy students learn extensive artisinal skills in their 1st year).