08/08/2026. How it began. This is a 20x20cm square canvas. Barely big enough to hold a decent-sized sandwich, but which I’m forcing myself to use because learning curve. I’m maintaining the non-cute cat theme, but I need always to start … Continue reading Cats eyes
This idea would be familiar to any working-class populations in the post-war North of England, where industry was just getting back on its feet. The white canvas becoming a burning book, factory chimneys, bleak housing, and what at this point … Continue reading Smoke, smog, and yellow air.
This started out as plants. Became an unspecified seascape. Acquired an air-borne sea mammal. And then a time-lapse skyline. I’ve reached the point here where I have an image but no narrative, and without the narrative, there is no life. … Continue reading Rising weather
19th June 2026. So that’s it, that’s a wrap, show’s over! There are no sales to report because I wasn’t officially selling but I was persuaded to let a couple of pieces go to people who were willing to make … Continue reading Diary of an Exhibition
Reworked buildings. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Bend in the river
Below are the videos associated with the images in the book; in order, front to back, just in case the AR (augmented reality) doesn’t work for you. Expect audio! Below are the B FROG FALL – FRONT COVER ADUR RIVER … Continue reading Frog Fall video layers
I’m beginning to think that the first few times you do something new, it takes around 90% of the total time it will ever take you in the future, especially if you have cats. This began as a kind of … Continue reading Digital stop-motion
And moved a bridge. From a photograph, this is a not wholly representational image of the day an enormous crane arrived to lift the new bridge into place. I began with a pencil drawing to outline the shapes in their … Continue reading The day that the crane came down
Flat, uninspired, bland. Maybe it was the rain and the sky looking like the bottom of a bucket. Whatever, I took brush to canvas without really thinking about it and the result is above. It feels better; I’ve tackled the … Continue reading “Delusions2”
This is based on a photo taken from the new bridge. The line of pinkish growth is a long stretch of reeds which crosses the often boggy, uncultivated fields. The yellow area is actually a bright green because it was … Continue reading Delusions of Rio Grande
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