Dive into the world of Scots language art
How's it goin? In Edinburgh the day it's hot an sunny! Mind ah'm no here tae gang oan aboot the weather tho. Naw, ah'm here tae tell ye aboot three new pieces ae art whit ah've made.
They're aw three addressin different aspects ae Scots leid an the wey it haes bin marginalised fur a lang time sine. Ah stairtit oot each ae thaim workin wi ink or paint oan paper, afore completin thaim digitally. Ah'm gey pleased wi the results.
Ah howp ye like ma new drawins. It's been ower a ten year sine ah last workit oan paper an it's bin richt canty tae be daein sae agin.
As ayeways, aw ae ma new pieces kin be bocht oan print, poster, magnet, caird an moontit print.
Oh, an whiles a mind, ah've refreschit yin ae ma auld drawins. It's ma interpritatioun ae Rabbie Burns' For Aw That.
How's it going? Today in Edinburgh it's hot and sunny! However, I'm not here to go on about the weather. No, I'm here to tell you about three new pieces of art I've made.
All three address different aspects of Scots language and the way it's been marginalised over the years. I started out each of them working with ink or paint on paper, before completing them digitally. I'm really pleased with the results.
I hope you like my new drawings. It's been over a decade since I last worked on paper and it's been a real pleasure to be doing so again.
As ever, all of my new pieces can be bought as a poster, print, magnet, card or mounted print.
Also, whilst I remember, I've refreshed one of my old drawings. It's my interpretation of Robert Burns' For Aw That.