High Infidelity

I finally got moving : the series of painting which image I have had etched in my head for the longest time.

In the course of our move to our new home, my brother "inherited" my worldly possessions of my Winsor & Newton brushes and tubes of acrylic as I had then temporarily ceased painting - not for the lack of passion but the lack of creative intermission in the process of wedding preparation, house hunt and renovations.

So, I started painting again recently, starting a new relationship with Daler-Rowney. There's some kind of fervour in the way I paint the last few days. I'm not quite sure what it is yet but I do like the feeling of "letting go". I felt like I was "in my element".

My hands extended my soul through my brushstrokes. ~ Inspira

Garden Silly

Good morning Exp.

It's been almost 12 hours since returning from a weekend trip to Bangkok. Sorry I didn't get your sms earlier yesterday but after the much needed 2.5 hour spa treatment, my mind and body was connecting and I felt like I was floating in bliss-land. (You've got to tell me which spa you went to around here so I can "steal" a treatment at lunch break. :-))

Shaun's illustration is totally unrelated to my Bangkok trip this weekend but I'm so glad I chanced upon his webbie. This painting connects to me - the dreams I had growing up. The chains the nay-sayers of my time had on me. The future ahead of me. Art is of course subjective. How do you see yourself in this piece of art, Exp?

I am eager to see what Shaun will have in store for us in his new webbie. Any chance you'll give me a discount Shaun? (Hmm...I'm probably pushing his button at this point. I better shaddup). :-P ~ Inpira

Melissa Moss

These paintings by Melissa Moss spoke volumes to me - the colours soothing and the subjects yearning to reach out and up for something. I am tempted to get a print or two for the living room. International Delivery? ~ Inspira