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Good Morning.
Busy here we have a mini skip and a gardener filling it with clippings from our back garden.
Brian and Cynthia Paterson Brian is Scottish and Cynthia from Somerset.They met, married. Foxwood Tales are a result of their collaborations. She writes he Illustrates

Thomas W Schaller was born to paint Watercolours. This is an example of his work and really it is all this good. He’s the President emiritus of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators and many more titles that won’t fit in here. Summing up, an excellent artist

Dan Piraro is the thinker upper of these delightfully whimsical cartoons.
We are having soup for lunch and Dr S picked up the wrong one. So I’m trying to get my head round one I know I hate…..Broccoli and Stilton. Yuck. Better keep quiet. I’ll be back 🙄 Helen

Séverine Pineaux is a French Surrealist. I’d not heard the name before so new to me. I like the autumnal one very much. I suppose it could be called Fantasy art. I’ve just read she lives in a forest (in a house not a fairy dell) and gets inspiration from her surroundings

Bill Smith is good at these illustrations featuring vintage transport. Green Pebble Cards have a good range of them. ‘Kitty Takes Flight’ here lovely work

Good Morning Everyone.
Here I am. Instead of just one of Eugène Grasset (1845-1917 Swiss) Illustrations I thought it would be nice to put him into a four. An added bonus is the poster with all his monthly Illustrations. He was termed ‘The Father of Art Nouveau ‘

Four old posters and cards for this special spooky day

How could I not! Chris Dunn in Watercolours and Gouache. So cosy, and like us in U.K. the Clocks go BACK tonight giving us and them an extra hour in bed or if you have dogs like us you have to pretend !
Thanks my Twitterarty. Back tomorrow
Helen,🎃DrS 🎃Toots 🎃and Max. 🎃

Good Morning Everyone
Here to start our arty day is the brilliant work by Kate Lycett. She has a background in Textiles and she is based in Hebden Bridge where there are lots of arty things happening all the time.

Brrrr is my first thought on this painting. David Tutwiler has won many awards for his paintings, but I like his Railway ( Railroad as he’s American) best. This is lovely . The little boy with his dog and sledge