"Earth’s distant orb appeared the smallest light that twinkles in the heaven; whilst round the chariot’s way innumerable systems rolled and countless spheres diffused an ever-varying glory. It was a sight of wonder: some were hornèd like the crescent moon; some shed a mild and silver beam like Hesperus o'er the western sea; some dashed athwart with trains of flame, like worlds to death and ruin driven; some shone like suns, and as the chariot passed, eclipsed all other light." From "Queen Mab" by Percy Bysshe Shelley (1813)

Friday 2 July 2010

The Folk Art Of Cactus County #18

Howdy partners, here’s another gem from the world of Cactus County. This is called “Cactus County Desert Scene” which pretty much speaks for itself.
I’m afraid that at the moment I can neither confirm nor deny rumours that some of my work has been bought by Charles Saatchi for his Museum of Contemporary Art, as I’ve only just started these rumours and I want them to spread a bit first. Anyway, this piece is acrylic on canvas, 18cm x 13cm.
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