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My favourite commission
and some thoughts on
bespoke work in general :)
a country distraction ~
creating a home for
Rennaldburn's
starlings
To our winged ancestors
from a timeless, summery
Somerset garden.
A few images
from the state of
mind called Bali
Another wintery
guest post by
Cathy van Hoppe
A Christmas dream painting
and a Sweet Chestnut Path
dream timelapse
the inauguration
of Altair air Abhainn ~
Alter by the water
Fu Hsi and Nu Gua
Ancient founders of the
I Ching in cast glass
focus on
the floor of
my studio
a mandala
to re-set our relationship
with time and our one
precious life
A creative relationship
with time
In celebration
of all things light,
bright and summery
The River Ribble
is the location for a video
of the Rodriguez song
Two video sketches
from our mistical valley
The snowy stanes
A little video shot on a
beautiful solstice morning
An Imbolc offering
to the beloved Celtic
Triple Goddess
High with me
A dream drawing
timelapse inaugurates
this blog reborn :)
An Eskdalemuir angel
timelapsed for
the feast of lights
The long read
An article on dreaming wisdom,
the I Ching and African Dream
Root, first published in Caduceus
The ancient origins
of the I Ching ~ a
little video, part of my
ongoing work with it.
ancestral wisdom
A timelapse of following
dream guidance with art
About the exhibition
Some multimedia musings on the
Shambhala at Shambellie experience.
A new Animus exhibition
A little about Shambala
and the making of a
cast glass piece.
If I have a guiding principle
in life, it's death. Music video for
Emma Gillespie's beautiful song.
A painting timelapse
of a six-foot long piece
for Rennaldburn's
tiniest room
Illuminating the Book of Love
A music video for the
song by Oisin HendriX
Cathy Van Hoppe
tells a Winter tale
first in a series
of dream-drawing timelapses
I'll be uploading now and then.
My favourite commission
When a writer living in Castell Emlyn, home to this Isle of Albion's last known living dragon, asked for an illuminated dragon's eye in a cave to help inspire her creative flow, my inner response ~ and, more or less, my outer one ~ was "Wow! Could you have given me a more perfect commission?!"
Writer Di with her just-cooked dragon's eye
It reminded me how much I love creating artwork for others, which I go into more detail about here.
It also felt like a good introduction to my new bespoke page on returntotheway.
Here's a little video showing the how the colours shift around in the dragon's eye as the viewer moves in relation to it, due to the multi-plane technique used:
...and here's the eye in situ on Di's writing desk.
May it provide bountiful creative inspiration :)
