Showing posts with label mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mountain. Show all posts

Monday, July 1, 2013

Inspiration: Suikerbossie

Photos taken during a group hike with Intuition Walks (intuitionwalks.com), doing the Suikerbossie Contour walk, towards Orange Kloof & Constantia Nek through a indigenous forest to the waterfall at Myburgh's Kloof.

















Tuesday, April 16, 2013

New work: Home

Home: Silence Has An Echo



This painting shows Lion's Head, which is situated right next to Table Mountain and overlooks Cape Town. The work forms part of my "Home" series, focused on the theme of homecoming, nesting and what 'home' means to me. I started working on this series in an attempt to explore my feelings and fears after we moved to another flat not far from where we used to live in view of Table Mountain. 



Breathe And Believe,
W:34cm x H:67cm
(unframed),
R1 650

Bound By Earth,
 W:16cm x H:59.5cm
(unframed),
R1 500

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

New work: "Home" series

Silence has an Echo
Watercolour & ink on acid free paper
195 x 135mm
2013


Reborn from Frustration
Watercolour & ink on acid free paper
175 x 120mm
2013



Darkness brings Wisdom
Watercolour & ink on acid free paper
200 x 135mm
2013


Shadow of the Mountain
Watercolour & ink on acid free paper
195 x 135mm
2013


Monday, March 18, 2013

Inspiration: Paarl Mountain


During the weekend I spent time in Paarl Mountain nature reserve with hubby Pierre Bezuidenhout and during our walk took some photographs of the breath-taking scenes and interesting plant life surrounding us. Expect to see glimpses of these in my new artworks, I feel very inspired by our outing!








Thursday, January 24, 2013

New Nuances work: Cape Columbine





Cape Columbine
photo montage
limited edition print on acid free art paper
84 x 84 cm
Edition size: 5 (4 available for sale)
2012

This Nuances work is inspired by and created from photographs I took while walking on the coastline of, and South of, Paternoster on the West Coast. The mark of (hu)man is evident in most of the areas along this coastline, but it remains an amazing and breath-taking stretch of sand, rocks and marine life. Protected areas such as the West Coast National Park and the Cape West Coast Biosphere Reserve (CWCBR) are very important in protecting sea life, animal life, fynbos and intricate eco system(s) found on the West Coast of South Africa.

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Contrast


 

These small artworks were created using scraperboard as medium and technique - a layer of black sits on top of the white backing, and is scratched away to reveal the white. They are available for sale from Studio 46 in Bloubergstrand, Western Cape.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Swellendam Sojourn: day 1

I am in the picturesque Swellendam, along with wacky fellow artist, Danelle Malan, and the beautiful and successful Jennifer Reynolds, owner of www.StateoftheArt.co.za. We arrived in a misty rain yesterday, spent a fun and relaxed evening in front of the fire with a glass of red wine. Today Jennifer and I went for a walk and the following photos were the result of our fast-paced stroll:






The cottage in the last photograph is part of a guesthouse/house currently for sale. If I had the money, I would buy it! Quaint and pretty, with lots of greenery, and with a jealousy-inducing view of the mountain....

Keep an eye on this space for some more photos later this week!