Featured Pretty as a Picture

Or not. The work of Peter Tarrent, Birmingham 1960s.

Innocence and experience?


I have 2 more, rediscovered in a pile of pictures. Tomorrow I will display the 'Duck Billed Tittypus'

 

I think you are spot on with your interpretation of this one.
I have been feeling like the snarly one all day.

Am waiting with bated breath for the others.

 

Awesome kitty pic Af Can hardly wait for the Tittypus.

 

1.What the cat thinks she looks like when she wants OUT. Now.
2. What she really looks like.

 

I was bored the other night so I opened paint and doodled this Krazy Kat. Its kinda weird to draw with a mouse since you hardly have any control over the detail,LOL

 

Here is the gorgeous Tittypus.

It was the first item in my collection of hideous paintings,.





Her eyes were following me round the room till I nailed them back in place..................

 

OMG @ the tittypus. That really is hideous, lol

 

LMAO and then some

 

Hi Af,
OMG I thought some clown pictures were bad. Yours certainly takes the cake.
greg

 

Now I am sorry I bothered to bate my breath.

 

Shiloh said: "Its kinda weird to draw with a mouse since you hardly have any control over the detail, LOL"

Shiloh, I like your sketch. You really must have a "hand" and "eye" for sketching.

Confession: When I first read "draw with a mouse" I thought you were trying to draw while a pet mouse was scampering about near what you were drawing.

 

"Her eyes were following me round the room till I nailed them back in place."

Pretty obvious to me the artist had just broken up with something and had to get it out of his system, so to speak.

 

I can't draw on the computer at all. My hand is not steady enough.

 

I was just perusing some images of his work, and now I want/need his painting of the muckle coo.
At least, I think it's his work.

 

I think Peter R Tarrent is the one you want, Peter Tarrent is a Scottish landscape artist of a more conventional nature.

I think this one depicts a fairground, or it will when I can find the picture.............

 

Rats. Still want the highland cow though.

 

Taken a new picture............





I have one more in the shed somewhere, large and for a change colourful. Next job, dig it out.

 

Oh dear. Well, it was the 1960s after all . . .

 

I may have tracked down the artist who lives about 20 miles from me, and I have a phone number. I will try and find out more.