WHOOPS...I DID IT AGAIN
I should have learned my lesson last time.
Over the weekend I made a return visit to the inappropriately named Affordable Art Fair -- and my new babies have just been delivered to my door.
The last time I went I came back with a Louise Braithwaite painting which I've only just managed to pay off.
But I'm a sucker for the smooth sales patter of the art dealers. Before I could say "I don't know much about art but I know what I like" I was the proud owner of an oil by the illustrator Andrew Dillon entitled "The Improbable Launch of Big Fish."
This is it -- it makes me grin with contentment every time I look at it -- especially the sign in the top right hand corner saying "Giant Killer Squid Awareness Week" (see more of Andrew Dillon's work here.)
I also bagged a couple of large photographs of hawthorns printed onto canvas by Paul Tucker.
The only question now is where to put the damned things.
I should have learned my lesson last time.
Over the weekend I made a return visit to the inappropriately named Affordable Art Fair -- and my new babies have just been delivered to my door.
The last time I went I came back with a Louise Braithwaite painting which I've only just managed to pay off.
But I'm a sucker for the smooth sales patter of the art dealers. Before I could say "I don't know much about art but I know what I like" I was the proud owner of an oil by the illustrator Andrew Dillon entitled "The Improbable Launch of Big Fish."
This is it -- it makes me grin with contentment every time I look at it -- especially the sign in the top right hand corner saying "Giant Killer Squid Awareness Week" (see more of Andrew Dillon's work here.)
I also bagged a couple of large photographs of hawthorns printed onto canvas by Paul Tucker.
The only question now is where to put the damned things.
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