Morning Cathy from snowy Ottawa, Canada, I do love your Sunday Notes, they perk up my quiet morning coffee, and I love your addition of red in your flowers and bird. It is indeed a festive drawing!
Good afternoon Cathy, from a very wet and windy Wales.
I did not have a chance to respond to last week's Studio Notes.
As you know, I very much enjoy reading your words and looking at your art on a Sunday. I've been impressed with your management of time in fitting in all that you do....and how generous you are in sharing your work and world with us. From a totally selfish standpoint I would love you to continue, but from a non selfish one, what makes you happy is the most important.
We visited our son last week and I collected your poetry book and 3 postcards. It is a joy to read. My two favourites are 'Sketchbook' and 'Tree Shapes'. The postcards and the bird paintings are up on the walls of our home on wheels and bring smiles whenever our eyes fall on them.
It is a pleasure to now have three 'Cathy Cullis' books. I revisited 'A Pocketful of Ghosts' and 'Maudie' during Samhain.
Thank you Helen, so very much appreciated! You have reminded me that I have forgotten to say - if anyone wants a copy of the zine there will be more coming in the new year…. I am so grateful for your encouragement and feedback. Always quite daunting sending my writing out in the world - somehow much more than art. Thank you and have a good week ahead.
Morning Cathy from snowy Ottawa, Canada, I do love your Sunday Notes, they perk up my quiet morning coffee, and I love your addition of red in your flowers and bird. It is indeed a festive drawing!
Thank you Nora for your lovely comment
Good afternoon Cathy, from a very wet and windy Wales.
I did not have a chance to respond to last week's Studio Notes.
As you know, I very much enjoy reading your words and looking at your art on a Sunday. I've been impressed with your management of time in fitting in all that you do....and how generous you are in sharing your work and world with us. From a totally selfish standpoint I would love you to continue, but from a non selfish one, what makes you happy is the most important.
We visited our son last week and I collected your poetry book and 3 postcards. It is a joy to read. My two favourites are 'Sketchbook' and 'Tree Shapes'. The postcards and the bird paintings are up on the walls of our home on wheels and bring smiles whenever our eyes fall on them.
It is a pleasure to now have three 'Cathy Cullis' books. I revisited 'A Pocketful of Ghosts' and 'Maudie' during Samhain.
Heartfelt thanks for sharing your work Cathy.
Apologies for such a long comment!
Wishing you and your loved ones a good week.
Thank you Helen, so very much appreciated! You have reminded me that I have forgotten to say - if anyone wants a copy of the zine there will be more coming in the new year…. I am so grateful for your encouragement and feedback. Always quite daunting sending my writing out in the world - somehow much more than art. Thank you and have a good week ahead.