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Gracefully Green
I’ve always been captivated by the grace of an unfurling fern. I love the colours, the textures and the delicacy of the image. This image was captured on one of my trips to the New Forest.
Posted in My Art, Photography
Tagged bokeh, countryside, depth of focus, dof, english countryside, fern, flora, green, national park, nature, new forest, photo, photograph, photography, ruth weal, wealie
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Why Write
I have often wondered what drives a person to write, and more to the point, why I write. On occasion I have examined my need to write in my own poetry and prose. ”Why Write” came about not long after … Continue reading
Posted in My Art, Poetry and Prose
Tagged literature, poet, poetic, poetry, poetry and prose, prose, ruth weal, symbol, symbolic, symbolism, wealie, why write, writer, writing
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What I Want
This poem was written at a time when I realised I couldn’t have the man that I was in love with, but also that I wasn’t sure that I’d ever meet someone who would be able to accept me for … Continue reading
Posted in My Art, Poetry and Prose
Tagged passion, passions, poetic, poetry, poetry and prose, ruth weal, symbol, symbolic, symbolism, wealie, what I want
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Open
This piece of prose is about how we often don’t see the possibilities within our own actions, both positive and negative. I had this idea of a conversation between a wise old man and a youth, which examines the discussion … Continue reading
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Tagged literature, poetic, poetry, poetry and prose, prose, ruth weal, symbol, symbolic, symbolism, wealie, words
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Convergence (A Self Portrait)
This is one of my older paintings and has a lot of meaning for me. I painted it during the dark days after my Grandmother died when it was too painful to write, too painful to be around anyone, too painful to leave the house. Convergence, Confluence and Overload of the Senses This is one of my older paintings and has a lot of meaning for me. I painted it during the dark days after my Grandmother died when it was too painful to write, too painful to be around anyone, too … Continue reading
Posted in My Art, Paintings
Tagged abstract art, acrylic paints, acrylics, art, blue, blues, canvas, dealing with grief, family ties, friends, grief, Lisa, loss, nan, painting, ruth weal, symbol, symbolic, symbolism, turning grief into art, wealie
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Hold on to your sight
Yes that is my hand; I created this one as an earlier version - Sight Bound Yes that is my hand; I created this one as an earlier version – Sight Bound ended up being a much darker piece than I had originally intended. The idea of this piece is to represent the power we hold … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract art, acrylic paints, acrylics, art, canvas, colourful, colours, eye, hand, hold on to your site, painting, ruth weal, symbol, wealie
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