likewise denise!

ive just been out walking in the holmsley inclosure on this beautiful morning down here in the forest and saw 3 basking red admirals on the trunk of one sweet chestnut tree. made my day!

well c d you continue to have some amazing luck! but where's your own work ethic gone? ive been busy meanwhile with a new project. Antony got in touch with me after he says he was browsing on uk butterflies and came across our arts thread "recognising tormented genius" he says, he had to g...

not sure about the butterflys damien,

but ophelia looks like she needs abit of help with her pond, its got a cronic algael problem, id'e recommend barley staw to her.
give me her address and ill pop round to sort her out.

gary van go go.

wow! chali, now that's two real "babes" you've managed to pull at your local car boot and jumble sales,

with my luck id'e have come away with the abdominizer.


gary van gone andcomeback

thanks damien,

but being that i got the life cycle bit wrong i dont think it warrants framing.
im not cut out for this life one of our nations most talented and highly esteemed artists

gary van go away.

after brain storming ive come up with my latest work, its called "changeling". it depicts that point in time when all butterflies transform from a beetle into beautiful imago. aah no! :shock: what was i thinking its pupa not a beetle, i new something was wrong, dam, should have consulted s...

blimey c d you are prolific,

your creative juices must be in full flow.

she looks abit happier already, probably be in hysterics if you had put your green pe on her shoulder.

i must find some inspiration?

gary van gone

sorry c d i can't look at that one too long it makes me fell dizzy.
gary van go

hi felix, found this one today busy nectaring on hebe down on the coast in highcliffe in a garden. something i have noticed with them in the last few weeks is a change in behaviour from being very approachable, to very skittish and hard to get near to even with their heads down when nectaring. still...

hi c d,

i see your framing your own now?
is this another of your field sketches like the pasha? oh! to be able to paint in the great outdoors like you and monet!

gary van gogh.

laugh!, laugh!, how could you lee, i put my very heart and soul into that picture only for you to openly laugh at it,
us artists are very sensitive! .........and emotional beings

wow your a wizz at the carpentery! do you have a workmate?

your choice of frame is exemplary, who cares thet you can't even see it all in one go,

now where's my application form for this years turner prize gone?

glad you like it, you've just saved my ear!

can you frame it for me zonda? oh please! pretty please

always a good move to put your apples in the sun to attract red admirals at this time of year gary but to be fortunate enough to have a" lake" of it well........

gary

im back with my contribution to the esteemed gallery. :D its taken me literally minute's of hard slaving at the easel, but i think ive done it! i could feel the anguish drain from my very soul and a sense total accomplishment as my latest masterpiece came to fruition. ill call it "a clockwork s...

oh joy!

the pair of you have inspired me so much that if feel im compelled to go forth once more and put brush to canvas, my faith in art being totally restored,

once more to the breach!

gary

yesterday 3 rather smart looking painted lady were still present nectaring on the verbena in one garden in the forest at shirley holms and today found 1 speckled wood in another garden at broadmead, newforest.

gary.

charli dali,
i can definitly see the direction from salvador in your latest piece but i think that the gold inlaid background has more influence from master klimt.

gary.

as you put it charles superbly, "transformed"

and as for the finnishing touch of your framing zonda, im just speechless! well only one word, pure class......... sorry thats two words.

gary.

wow zonda!

what a beautiful effect, so you'll be using this on all your images from now on then!............

gary.