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Samurai Sunset

23/3/2015

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"Samurai Sunset", Kim-Ling Morris, ink on paper, approx 14cm x 21cm
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Doodle of the day

22/3/2015

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Thinking of Naomhóga Chorcaí in Barcelona
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"Naomhóg", Kim-Ling Morris, ink on paper, approx 14cm x 21cm
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Bye bye Twrch Trwth

21/3/2015

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it was a beautiful day at the chq building in Dublin when I said goodbye to my piggy who now has a new home abroad. He promised to play nicely with Samuel, the other pig that is wending his way with Twrch Trwth to Eastern territories
Full catalogue at this link http://pigsonparade.ie/?page_id=5


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"Twrch Trwth" by Kim-Ling Morris
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"Samuel" by Shane Gannon
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Did I ever mention my fondness for kaleidoscopes?

16/3/2015

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Isn't it perfect how the little camera lens on the phone fits the eyepiece of my freebie plastic kaleidoscope! Photographed by Kim-Ling Morris
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Can you help me identify this man?

15/3/2015

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My English grandmother had this among her own paintings. It isn't hers, I don't think. She did mostly charcoal and wash and while her landscapes were lovely, I fear she often ruined them by sticking in rather wooden little figures.(Sorry about that, Grandmother, but I still love your poppies).
So there are two questions:
Who did do this? It is more a sketch than a painting. I love the fast, fat brushstrokes and brief lines that caught the expression so well but there is no signature or clue to the artist
Who is that dapper man? He was probably in England, perhaps 1940 - 1960s. Could he be the Jamaican aircraft engineer that made friends with my father when working together at a (Rolls Royce?) factory, just after WWII? What happened to him?
Well, perhaps there is another question for me - Why did my English grandmother have this in her possession?
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Burnished

11/3/2015

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There are those odd few minutes at the end of a clear winter day where the lowering sun sets the sky on fire and anything else it touches. The screen door looked like flames were bursting out of it. Then I realised that the patterns were from the swirling clouds. Photographed by Kim-Ling Morris
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There is always the sky

10/3/2015

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Photographed by Kim-Ling Morris
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A beautiful end

8/3/2015

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This tree was probably never so beautiful as when its fungus-ridden corpse was exposed
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