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Wednesday, 08 August 2007

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Sarah

Ruby and The Magic Hour make me inordinately happy. Like, happier than any of your art has ever made me, and that's saying something!

Frankie Kins

You are still amazing to me. Everytime I look at your work, I am amazed that so much talent comes from one human being.

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Ruby. Perfect, perfect work and I love her little apple head-dress.
She is my favorite from this blog post's offerings.

Future Lives is quite amazing. I love the colors, the mood, the little girls and the bubble. Fantastic.

I know I shouldn't pressure you to blog more, but you just cannot believe how much I look forward to your posts and seeing your new work.

Have a great day!

:D

dees

I just left you comments on flickr too after I had picked myself of the bedroom floor again from falling in complete awwwww!Your art always reminds me of the show Carnival.My daughter and I watch it over and over to get a taste of that gloomy dusty mood!I hope you saw it too and if not you realy should some day because I think you will love it!
Chapeau to you and lots of hugs
Dees

Marjorie

Oh! Future Lives is my favorite...and I love them all!! Yeay for Art and Ghosts bloggy-goodness! I arrived and saw your update and said "Ohhh!" to myself! Ooooh, indeed! :)

Beautiful work!

Oh, and I sometimes feel the same way about little fictions that appear as my little girls and moppets pop up in the most peculiar way as I draw! : )

lou

Thanks so much for these comments:))

marinkel

hey hey, he COULD be good old rod is all i'm saying! and who's he keeping in that cage behind the castle doors? hansel? ;)

i love the bathroom sister, the second installment, just as much as the first. watching a little man go down the drain i presume. very fine indeed. bye bye birdie...

and the bunny ear girl with the black spots in her autumn landscape. i want to take her by the hand and run across the fields in a mad attempt to find happier visions... i love that girl! :)

Nina

Oh! I just love your art so much! I love the way you incorporate your dolls into the image, your work is very impressive! ^_^

sarahblank

I am in love with this post, and I too look forward to your entries! The variety of magicians daughters are plentiful...he sure must have some interesting women....or are they all from the same mother?
I love the bird cage theme too. I am on a bit of a bird cage rampage myself, only I combined it with my first love-of-the-moment...ships!
ps- how do you do it...create all these images! I wish I was as productive as you are;)

Museum of Fire

i like the idea of your images being the spaces, pauses and turning points - if only because it helps explain why i'm always left at an utter loss for words when first encountering them.

These 'Little Fictions' are all perfect examples. Though visual and on first glance existing in two dimensions, letting them leak into time and time leak into them opens them up in such wonderful ways.

The Bored Aristocrats and their heads cocked just so grow more mischievous by the moment... we may never find out the story behind the one striped sock, but despite the danger we'll at least see what happens when we roll the dice.

Ruby is a funny one - one moment dropped on the door step a la Paddington Bear (wooden buttoned coat and all), but tilt the head and she's leading us, welcoming rather than arriving.

Future Lives still allows no words, reaching beyond explanation and deep into a shared pre-language. methinks.

And Rafael may not marry (or even exist), but i bet estrella snowby causes him consternation nevertheless.

samantha

I love the Magic Hour and Ruby. I love reading the little fictions you create with each work.

kiwi

The Bored Aristocrats has a 'Twin Peaks' feel for me. Those girls would be right at home in a David Lynch film. Rafael has an anime aestic to me. Something about his slim lines and posture.
I think you could write some magical stories to go with some of your beautiful images.

t8designs

Oh my...the wounded angel is one of my all-time favorite paintings. i've carried around a print of it from a vintage calendar for almost 15 years. i'm so happy to see someone with your talent and vision appreciates it as much as i do.

pat

you never cease to amaze me with your work another magical journey through image and art.quite a lengthy blog this time, but well
worth the effort. l cannot choose one image
as a particular favourite, as l was enchanted
by them all,but if you held a gun at my head,
l would choose the angel,for it reminds me of
someone, only you and l would know about.
your standards never slip,in fact to me as your mum they get better, love alwaysxxxxxx

Black-Eyed Suzie

Stunning - I can't believe how much gorgeous work you are creating. I particularly love the victorian lady and bathroom sister - so haunting and beautiful. I'm still looking for the perfect frame for my print...

stilettoheights

Oh I love Bathroom Sister II, I need to save up and get both...we are moving into a new (much bigger and more expensive) place...they would be lovely on the walls.

Mae Jane

I lovelovelove "Nine of Spades" I can't help but be drawn to it! I envy the magical inner workings of your mind; your creations are beyond a dream. :}

lou

Benjamin - Estrella Snowby? My god, she is real, isnt she........i had my suspicions, but lets not forget the wraith either, all of her incarnations must be aknowledged. How's Ron by the way? !!!

Mother - I did not stick my own head onto that angel. This is what worries me:) And your faith in what i love, however curious, is what makes you so angelic, to me. Yes, a soft moment. They happen...

And thanks, everyone, for such encouraging words.

xxx

A Fanciful Twist

I don't have blog lines, so I am totally unaware of new posts! I am so sad! But, at least I figured it out on my own, ;) I love them all, I just adore them. And, I do believe you know that to be true!!!! Oh goodness... Perhaps.. another order... I can't have bathroom sister one, and not two... You are a talented wonderful soul! xoxoxo

Mica

Okay I love them all but very fond of the girl in red wearing Docs. and the Future Live piece!!! I am always in awe of your work!!

Mica

lou

thankyou:)

xxx

ana

I am in awe! I have just found your blog and I find your images haunting in a moreish way. I could not help just watching them not even looking at them it is almost as though they are alive on screen and 'Future Lives' I love it is almost like a woman giving away pieces of herself as she goes through life from childhood through to adulthood and then to second childhood.
I love your work.
Ana

Daniel Colvin

Your work is wonderful. As for bathroom sister 2, I find it to be perfect on my browser (safari) not to bright at all. In fact I think this is a wonderful image.

lou

Daniel - thankyou!

Ana - i love that, thankyou very much:)

x

Monica Yvette

How cool! Your work is so whimsical and dark. Love it!

Krazykatedesigns

Incredible work and wonderful blog.

Sweet Spice

wow!! Your work is amazing and the stories that you put along...I must say that I fell in love with Ruby...something about the apple head struck me as beautiful!


http://sweetspicestory.blogspot.com/

Tiffini Elektra X

I love all that red! Wonderful - that one sock is just so fantastic! You just rock! Fantastic new pieces. Sigh. . .♥

Alexia

I am completely amazed by your work. I'm with the previous commenter: that one sock- it is sublime.

lou

Thanks very much, all of you:)

xxx

marinkel

i just had to say once again, or for the first time, that your candy apple red cheers me to my soul! warms me from the inside and makes me think of autumn country fairs i have only read about in books... :)

Hilary Glime

Claire Voyance is beautiful

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