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January 20th – February 21st 2015. One of my love heart paintings is being exhibited in Massachusetts, in an art exhibition called "From The Heart". The watercolour is being used for the publicity and they bought the original to show as you walk into the gallery.
Every now and again I have to show you some of my new flamenco dancer women - http://eepurl.com/basrjv
There is something simple and uplifting about a smile, the two sculptures on this newsletter each light up the room with theirs - http://eepurl.com/9mRsD
I'm showing you two gorgeous underwater creatures, each painted in watercolour, in this newsletter - http://eepurl.com/6LEij
This newsletter shows off two raku sculptures, read more here - http://eepurl.com/3ek5r
Here are some examples of what a watercolour painting will look like framed, on the wall, gracing the walls of any house. This piece is called "Pink Sky" and has found itself an elegant home. This piece is one of my Queens of Flamenco.
Octopus paintings! Read more here: http://eepurl.com/1Mpon
I'm painting realistic landscapes, going for a likeness of what I see. These paintings took very long moments in time to consider and paint. This one took a whole week to paint! Read more here - http://eepurl.com/ZiWw9
Aventurine glazed sculptures. Introducing two large clay pieces which have a serene energy about them. You can read the newsletter here - http://eepurl.com/W78xj
June 2014. Top chef Ismael Delgado López and his team of formation waiters came to La Finca Castillo del Arabe, boutique hotel in deepest Granada, Spain. Emma Plunkett exhibited alongside 5 other artists for a day of artistry on Sunday 8th June, 2014. 400€ from this event was donated to Acompalia.org
A change of scenery and the art is reflecting the new view. This months newsletter features two new watercolour abstracts. This painting is called Ariel View - http://eepurl.com/Vye9f
Female vessels, sculpted in clay and glazed. Read the whole newsletter to find out more. April's art newsletter.
