Got a new commission, cutting into the stuff I've been doing as it was. It's money-on-the-hand, so that's priority. Not a surprise, tho, I always do the stuff for myself ten times better than the commissions. With the solo exhibition coming up, I'm shedding side-products almost daily.. (I have to paint two things at the same time, always. It's like stretching.)

This thingie is for me. I'm thinking of making six or so in the collection.. Something to do with the seasons. Seasons means colors and since I switched from shadow and form into color and light, it's a whole new ballgame :D

The infamous NINOVELA cards

I've decided to put the infamous NINOVELA cards onto the net.. Heck it, they are widespread now enough for me to claim ownership and besides - I have a 7ft/230 pound boyfriend with a garage full of hunting trophies - you steal from me, you meet him.

More stuff I'm working on daily... The football player, bruised knees and everything, and the little Cro-Magnon... I'm thinking there isn't enough art for kids out there. This is the sort of work I'd have loved to have on my own walls when I was little. (Not that I didn't have very nice pictures, they just weren't very kiddy.)

Among the load I've taken onto the wagon, is a picture book story that involves bulbs... Needless to say, bulbs are a bitch to portray in watercolor - either you sacrifice the whole beauty of watercolor transparency, or you sacrifice some of the impression of the beady lines, reflecting light from one another in a dark room, shapes, sizes and tones all chattering amidst themselves.. If I try to do them the way they look in real world, they seem stiff.. If I do them too artistically, it feels like b*s.. One thing is for sure. Tranquil zen monk I am not.