You belong in my heart. Always Still Lifes I imagined that it was

I imagined that it was a very stylised portrait but found an old black and white image of the young socialite at a ball in 1945 and it’s a pretty good likeness

A double image

Then I started to fill her in and add some warm orange to make it feel like she was coming to life

figurative watercolours of dancers are instantly recognisable and have an international following

educator and latterly a potter of some renown

You belong in my heart. Always Still Lifes I imagined that it wasThe Crookleigh Chronicles I chose this short 1894 novel for the lovely italic capitals used on each of the 39 chapter headings. This delightful village romp by Silas K Hocking was the inspiration for this collection. Acrylic, coloured pencil, and ink hatching on vintage book pages & UV protective museum glass