Catherine Campbell: January 2011

January 21, 2011

I have a very small amount of calendars left... so from now until they run out, I am going to give away one free print with each calendar sold. Yep! All you have to do is leave a message when you buy the calendar and let me know exactly which print you would like (offer applies to all 8" x 10", open edition prints).

CLICK HERE // CLICK HERE // CLICK HERE !!!

p.s. Thank you so much to the very generous bidders over at the Art 4 Heart Queensland Flood Appeal. It's wonderful to see how much money has been raised... bidding still continues if you would like to take a look.

21/01/2011 3:42:28 PM

January 18, 2011

I am in this! I'm sure you know about the Queensland floods by now, please visit art4heart.com.au and give some money. Queensland really needs it (and there is some excellent artwork up for auction).

Thank you Beth Emily for asking me to be involved.

18/01/2011 4:06:15 PM

January 11, 2011

Just a quick note to let you know the Jane is now available as a print.

http://myfolklover.etsy.com

Thank you!

11/01/2011 4:33:02 PM | my shop

January 07, 2011

So I'm working on a series of characters from some of my favourite books for an upcoming show. After many, many versions of Jane Eyre (my favourite I posted about yesterday) the characters started to take on a life of their own and decided that they would actually prefer to be represented as pot plants. So here she is, Jane Eyre, as she would look if she were, well, a pot plant. She is almost finished, a few more tiny lines and paper cuttings to add and I shall then move on to Antoinette Cosway (Wide Sargasso Sea), a very different type of plant I'm sure.

07/01/2011 3:07:16 PM | work in progress

January 06, 2011

I have been picture making! This here is a drawing loosely based on the character of Jane Eyre... that could possibly be grumpy Mr Rochester sitting on her head? I have decided to put her in the shop which is where she can be found right now.

She is completed on some lovely heavy-weight watercolour paper and is a mixture of pen, ink and paper-cutting.
If you are interested hop over here for a look:

MYFOLKLOVER.ETSY.COM

Thank you!