Black on Grey on White

Christmas time again... Squeals of yeah, leaps of joy and loud countdowns are being performed by under age members of our family while, other (slightly older) members have turned into forms of chickens and can be seen flapping around quite strangely. Another funny festive few days are most definitely just around the corner. Before carrying on with my chicken dance, I want to take a moment to thank you all for taking the time to visit my blog and follow my work. Many of you have left kind and encouraging comments. I appreciated your feedback so much. Wishing you all a fandabedosy festive season filling your lives with love, joy and laughter.

Nothing like the present to think about the future, the not so distant future: winter and Christmas. Vision: create a card not too ornate with the whole Christmas theme but still totally at home under a Christmas tree... "Snow" was ideal. This is a drawing a did last year from a reference by fellow artist Donna Ridgway . She lives in Montana and never leaves the house without her camera. What exactly made her leave her warm cosy house on that snow blizzard day is a mystery... However, she captured shots only my imagination would ever see. Thank you. "Snow" Pencil on Paper Sheona Hamilton-Grant. All rights reserved. 250 Euros One of my bullet points (now ticked) on the "to-do-list": Christmas cards. Took it a wee step further and created winter cards . Ideal for the entire winter . They have been printed on great quality Strathmore white Deckel card (acid free, 5"x 6 7/8" (12.7 x 17.4 cm)) with matching envelopes. Deliberately left blank inside...