Showing posts with label Ruth Ashton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruth Ashton. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Etsy

Well it has been a long time coming, but I've finally opened my Etsy store. Not quite the grand opening I was planning. The monsters are keeping me far to busy for that. So far I have two items listed. But more will be added - just give it time!!! Follow the link to have a look at the Etsy store.

Thursday, 1 May 2014

here comes something different . . .


Uh oh, where's he sneaking off to? I've been dabbling in some monstrous animation today. Hmmm still got some work to do I think, but still a fun place to start!!!

Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Grace & Ritual : Hidden

Some exciting news to announce, this May the Monsters will be heading out into the wider world once more!!! From the 9th of May 2014 they will be shown at the Iam8bit gallery on Sunset Boulevard as part of the Grace & Ritual: Hidden exhibition.



From the press release:
This year, we’re featuring more than 34 artists, each exploring the idea of the hidden, the secret and the under-explored. We’re delving into the deep, the dark and the confidential – the concealed, the invisible and the obscure.
For this show, we asked female artists to expose the things that they keep to themselves… the things they wouldn’t dare to post on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter – the things that no one else knows.

Find more here.

Spring time at last


Well spring is definitely in the air, so I'm using this opportunity to sit in the garden and do some sketch work. It seemed like such a good idea, but the bumble bees and other insects of the garden are proving to be quite a distraction. And I have noticed nothing seems to stay clean out here for very long . . . I think some more monsters maybe at work here.

Tuesday, 18 March 2014

Somethings coming . . .



It seems to have been a long while since we last saw or heard from those intolerable household monsters, we know they've been around, causing us to question our sanity, making lifes challenges just that little bit more challenging. Now rumours have been heard that they're out and about and more mischievous than ever. Keep your eyes peeled for monsters!!!

I feel I ought to mention here that the phrase 'something intolerable this way comes', is an adaptation of William Shakespheres' line from Macbeth, Act 4, Scene 1, 'something wicked this way comes'. Just incase anyone starts getting giddy about copyright infringement.