Sneak Peak – Map of our Gothic Village!
My writing group, Fosseway Writers, has been busy creating a collection of short stories with a Gothic theme – and I’ve drawn a map! Continue reading Sneak Peak – Map of our Gothic Village!
Category: art
Monument — Tabula Candida
“Monument” by Tabula Candida
A sarcastic cartoon about statue-related shenanigans. Continue reading Monument — Tabula Candida
Pictures of Characters from The Ophagy
A day at the British Museum & some images that help define characters and objects from my ongoing tongue-in-cheek Greek epic, The Ophagy. Continue reading Pictures of Characters from The Ophagy
Conspiracy
Originally posted on Tabula Candida:
All the videos on Youtube claiming that we never went to the moon were obviously filmed on the moon. You can tell by the fact that there’s no visible wind in the bedrooms and basements where they were recorded. Earth has wind, so clearly they were faked by astronauts. Continue reading Conspiracy
Period
Originally posted on Tabula Candida:
I’m going through a dramatic period. Continue reading Period
Abyss
Originally posted on Tabula Candida:
If you made it all the way to the end without audibly groaning, you might want to see a doctor. Continue reading Abyss
Cat
Originally posted on Tabula Candida:
Schrödinger’s dig both is and is not funded for next year until you open the grant letter. Continue reading Cat
Sunday Funnies!
Originally posted on Cafe Book Bean:
Hehehe.?Share a line from the poem if you get this! Continue reading Sunday Funnies!
2016 – get in the bin
I’ve been trying to decide whether to do a review of 2016. On the one hand, just a horrible, ghastly year with some icons passing away and hideous events occurring (Brexit, Trump, Syria, etc. etc.). But on the other hand, I joined a writers group, became more active on my blog (gaining more followers and a heap of views – up seven-fold on 2014 & … Continue reading 2016 – get in the bin
Still Life?
We think it begins as a blank canvas But there are already textures and imperfections That influence the likely picture. A messy conflict of hues emerges; But then develops, favouring particular motifs and shades Interspersed with slashes of vivid unpredictability. Towards the finish it’s calmer, settled, Fine brushwork highlighting favourite elements. In the end, if we’re lucky, We’re framed in wood and admired in reflective … Continue reading Still Life?
