I’ve been on a film job for the past while, hence the lack of new tarot cards, but now I’m back and here’s the
7 of Swords
Is that a light at the end of the tunnel? in this case, no. if you don't get out of the way, you will meet with a nasty surprise.
This card serves as a warning.
Just as the deep sea angler fish uses a light to lure unsuspecting prey, this card warns you to be aware of deceit. That friend who you think is holding a light for you has darker…
Should I stay or should I go, ask the swallows, a bird that every winter migrates to warmer climes and is a question that you have been asking yourself too.
The two of wands shows you that you have a decision to make between two roads. Do you continue along this path, or do you fly high to see if the grass is indeed greener elsewhere.
Like the swallows, you've been feeling restless and detached from your current space. something in you is telling you that it's time to move on.…
Oddly enough for someone who spent the first 42 years of their life exclusively in Africa, Wild boars have frequently snuffled around the corners of my life. Maybe something to do with my Celtic heritage that they’ve travelled over the centuries far from Europe in my blood. We have warthogs here, but boars are quite different.
I grew up in a house that was crazy about Asterix comics in which wild boars (particulary roasted) are an ongoing theme and so when I was 16, my father…
I currently have two works on show in the gorgeous online group exhibition Know Thyself featuring myself and 8 other wonderful artists Escap3 Gallery
See the show here: https://escap3gallery.com
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For some reason I was actually quite terrified to paint this card. Probably because it’s been so long since I’ve painted see creatures with their slippery iridescent bodies, and probably because I have memories of the selection of tentacled beasties I painted a number of years ago and their never-ending suckers! in the end, I really enjoyed bringing this octopus to life. When I was a teen I had a marine fishtank and spent a great deal of time crouched over rockpools talking to octopi and…
In an obscure corner of South Africa, not far from where I live, lives a very special and unusual community. Most of you will know of the Social weavers. A species of weaver bird that builds mansions of woven grass sometimes taking up entire trees that are home to hundreds of birds. What you may be less aware of is that these birdie blocks of flats aren't only home to the species that built them, but house three species that have created an unlikely relationship. Any structure needs constant…
