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christine Taylor

Captivated by seeing and recording light and colour and life.

I was born in Barbados & scribbled and painted from the age of six, am self-taught and used books to educate myself further in new techniques.I have always been captivated by the abundance of visual gems hidden in plain view all around me & delight in recording the excitement of life in the Caribbean with juicy darks and vibrating colour.I love to paint on walls ,canvases and watercolour paper.The gift of playing with shape and colour is like a breath of air to the spirit.

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    Curiosity. -

    My duaghter's cat , Constable, rendered in watercolour and depicting question marks and thoughts streaming out of ear.

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    Magnolias. -

    ...rendered in watercolour that captures a vision of springtime in Vancouver BC.

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    Loblolly Lobsterman. -

    ...An acrylic painting of the vibe on the sea-breezy beach Loblolly on the island of Anegada in the BVI .

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    under the bridge.... -

    ...there's magic around every corner , yet so many of us pass it by without a glance ..... my artwork is a celebration of these visual gems .

Comments (1)

Wonderful layout

I like the pieces you have on here

Kishma Penn
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15 Mar 2012, 0:50
 
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Regions or countries you engage with
Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Virgin Islands
Residences
Barbados / Tortola BVI
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Pictures
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    yellow boat.

    Acrylic painting 6 feet x 4 feet :You are never far from the turquoise waters and calming sound of waves touching sand .

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    Potato Slips.

    Fieldworker heads home with potatoes in sack and potato slips or vines in sack for feeding livestock.

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    flat hand cactus...

    a familiar sight in many of the Caribbean islands , the little red apples are edible and relished by indiginous animals .

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    corn blossoms.

    Corn Blossoms and sunlit life in the Caribbean.