Like writing, Art is part of my identity. It gives fundamental meaning to life.
I paint for personal satisfaction, challenge and interest in the creative process. I like my paintings to suggest stories, incite a mood, perhaps present viewers with a mystery or conundrum. My people things are generally contextual and therefore I suppose a social record; my land/sea/creaturescapes idiosyncratic of the spirit of human beings.
Her Hat Blew Across the Seas as if Looking for Me
0610 x 0460 mm (24” x 18”) Acrylic on Mdf Frame 0651 x 0508 mm (25¾” x 20”)
Straw Hat in the Sunken Room
0295 x 0200 mm Pencil on Paper 110g
Regarding space around and about me.
Dinner’s Waiting IV
0210 x 0148 mm (8¼”x 5⅝”) Acrylic, India Ink on Paper Arches M 185g Frame 0360 x 0410 mm
The flamboyance of colour and sheer exuberance of Rainbow lorikeets that constantly whizz through my garden and clamour in the high trees bordering Passage beaches just a short walk from my door cajole me to paint these fabulous birds in celebration of their spirit… and life. A Crabman in his little punt, hoping for a good catch, sets his pots in the shadow of curious mountains. Like songs stories weave into memory of days in a punt upon sunny seas while time warps old amongst leaves and blossoms on home shores far from wanderings worlds away, hats and hands aflap.
Woman in Blue Hat at Beach & Woman in Blue Hat with Flowers
0255 x 0355 mm (10” x 14”) Acrylic on Paper Gallaria Framed! 0400 x 0510 mm
Women sit, children play, men fish and the sun beats down upon the sands by the sea.
Her Hat Flew and Her Pearls Fell
0357 x 0306 mm (14” x 12”) Acrylic on Board Mdf Frame 0425 x 0373 mm
Her Hat still travels the wind and seas and her pearls return to below the waves.
Her Hat Embarks on Voyagings of Discovery
0300 x 0210 mm (11¾” x 8¼”) Acrylic on Paper Galeria Frame 0442 x 0315 mm
Her Hat takes to the air as if on a Mission.
He Saw Her Hat Blow Away – Where is Lois White?
0305 x 0255 mm (12” x 10”) Acrylic on Board Mdf Frame 0373 x 0322 mm
He had Eyes only for Her Hat and the Sea.
Walking the Dog Her Hat Blew Away
0360 x 0280 mm (14” x 11”) Acrylic on Board Mdf Frame 0428 x 0343 mm
Her hat begins its travels with the wind and seas.
Eaten By A Fish
0600 x 0600 mm Acrylic on Canvas : Work in Progress
On a windy day her hat blew away like a high-minded adventurer across marvellous blue seas. She wondered what fate would be its and was sure no fish would wear it but could very well eat it for what other would a fish do?
Her Hat Blew Far Across Hills Beyond Time, Dinner and Me
0600 x 0600 mm Acrylic on Canvas : Work in Progress
Adventurers and Explorers all then, now, ancient – post.
Bailer Shell with Hat and Jar
0610 x 0460 mm Acrylic on Canvas Frame 0636 x 0482 mm
Studying Picasso. Telling a story.
Her Hat Flutters with His Letters from Greece – She is Home Now Exploring Secrets of Life and Mark-Making
0600 x 0500 mm Acrylic on Canvas
Her Hat Flies with the Gulls
0255 x 0200 mm (10” x 08”) Acrylic on Canvas-Covered Board Frame 0320 x 0267 mm
Her hat on its travels with the wind and seas plays with Gulls.
Back to Art Endeavours
27
Elizabeth F Woodfield - A Greek Matinee 
Wow, you had a lot of fun with this!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you. The wind always sends my hat flying as I walk the beach 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
I can see that. 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person