Frida Kahlo – Columns, Colours and Chronic Pain
The painting left a lasting impression on the depths of my mind, one that I’d perhaps quite forgotten, the same way a haunting piano solo never fails to move me […]
You Can Join the Cosmic Nature Project
In case you missed my previous blog posts about my self-titled series of paintings ‘Cosmic Nature’, you can read about them here and here. But this blog is me reaching […]
The homogenizing of nature
Originally posted on Wildlife and Words:
Homogenization means to make something ‘uniform or similar’, it is a concept with connotations of blandness and repetitiveness. It could easily be applied to…
Birds, Birds, Birds!
Dinosaurs in drag. That’s effectively what birds are. The scaly-legged, scaled-down and more decorative great-great-great-great grandchildren of the dinosaurs. Whether you believe that birds are descended from dinosaurs or not (but […]
I Eat Meat
This is not a blog about activism, or elitism. This is a blog all about what makes us individual, what makes us human. The ability to rationalise, reason, formulate opinions, […]
The Story Behind the Painting: Life at Last Light
Life at Last Light represents the resilience and adaptability of the raven to an urban environment. Ravens are highly intelligent, sociable, and highly adaptable, but even with their skills, life in […]
A House We Call Home
Sometimes, we feel at home, and sometimes, we don’t. For humans, home means many things. Home means the place where we were born, or the place where our parents lived. […]
