Category Archives: dances
Lady 2018 wishes you a beautiful year (and please bear in mind, her sausage-like fingers actually produce music and therefore it is unimportant that they are sausage-like. But yes, I do need to work on my drawing of hands).
Lazerator Harpoon ~ and a few other random sightings
there’s no time like now
introducing Strewhart Humphloon ~ eyebrow-acrobat and poetic hummer extraordinaire
a small, roughly hewn (I love that expression…even though I’m not entirely sure of its meaning), scrappy dance-picture-poem about love…
a solo performance by a member of the Dance Troupe of Fierce Self Belief (with a brief appearance by Goose)
NB: I wasn’t sure whether to put this here, or in The Kingdom of Stupid
For Brian Tappin ~ three ~ a sky so wide, you almost feel giddy after living in cities forever
the Ancient Region of Hairiness is a fictional place where everyone is loved, nurtured, adored and respected when little and throughout their lives, which in turn results in a land filled with delight, true wildness and extreme contentment. Oh, plus everyone and thing is hairy, whiskered, bearded, or both (even the pigeons)
Elderflush and Stan Motion They dance like tomorrow’s birdsong – times one hundred. Hands meet briefly making wings. ~~~~~ From the series: PORTRAITS and SCENES from the ANCIENT REGION of HAIRINESS. Here there is much JOY, MIRTH…and HAPPINESS SOARS HIGHER than PieQuills, because LOVE is given to ALL, from tiny, tiny onwards…
new beginnings and searching for stories ~ parts three and four
G is for Grecian Sphinx and Gabriel Alborozo (with an appearance by the unfortunate Mrs DoubtyHead)
Recently, the brilliant, talented and inspiring artist and writer Gabriel Alborozo wrote some beautiful comments about my illustrated interview on the wonderful Zoe Toft’s blog ~ and Gabriel’s words lifted my spirit, my smile and my pencil and paints. I have loved Gabriel’s work for a long time ~ bold, sweet, funny, silly (a HUGEContinue reading “G is for Grecian Sphinx and Gabriel Alborozo (with an appearance by the unfortunate Mrs DoubtyHead)”
my favourite books
These are taken from an interview with the amazing Zoe Toft