It’s advent and continuing on from yesterday’s showing of upcycled plastic and fabric turned into glittering lights.http://earthshinearts.com/?p=569
This post helps you to see what they look like all lit up and in site.

Art that shapes mood, presence and connection
It’s advent and continuing on from yesterday’s showing of upcycled plastic and fabric turned into glittering lights.http://earthshinearts.com/?p=569
This post helps you to see what they look like all lit up and in site.

I did this painting and realised how much it resembles a pineapple skin. Then when inserting some digital art I decided it has to be the world of pineapples too!

I was inspired by Andy Morris’s Mysty mountain which produced this painting below. The Abstract Landscape course has been on my wish list and I hadn’t got around to watching the full course yet after watching the preview.

Then because my PC has died and I’m saving for a new imac and in homage to my emerging creative talents, I was left with just my phone to tinker around the edge of the painting to make it look more presentable.
So using the phone’s digital capabilities I was pleased to discover another dimension.
A mysterious path has been created instead.
Glamorous ghost on mysterious Moor path by Earthshinearts.com

I’m currently on a weight management program and I have lost nearly one stone that’s five kilos or 14 pounds.
During the process I’ve been learning about the psychology of why we eat.
So I’ve been looking at emotional eating habits and how to break them.

So when I painted this image I couldn’t help thinking how angry it looks. Indeed when I created it I was angry because I was thinking of a difficult task I had to do and the circumstances that led to it.
So when deciding which digital image would go I thought the fairy cake was the most apt thing.
I love my new found practice of fusing digital with my hand created abstracts.

Can you see your plants breathing too?
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