Elvis Costello musician portrait by Stella Tooth Hand Pulled Prints I've captured the feeling of

I've captured the feeling of virtual weightlessness that these two bring to their every movement in this drawing created on borderless cradled gesso panel

I really got fascinated with plants

You can find a video of me explaining my prints on Skylark website

A watercolour Helen painted in golden tones depicting a woman wearing a Kimono with a red crowned crane

This sandouri is a hammered dulcimer played on stand or on the lap and its sweet sound greeted us as we made our way to the Parthenon in Greece

Elvis Costello musician portrait by Stella Tooth Hand Pulled Prints I've captured the feeling ofGlazed artwork CONTACT STELLA prior to purchase to arrange pick up in person from Ealing studio central London I saw Elvis Costello in 1978 after his debut album, My aim is true, was released; it's still my favorite. I last caught him in 2015 after his memoir came out, a gig that inspired this drawing. Mixed media on paper. Mounted. Framed. Size of image: A2 59. 4 x 42cm (23. 38 x 16. 5 inches). Size of mount: 73 x 53 x 4 cm (28. 5 x 21 x 2 inches).