This is what I’ve been up to lately. Jellyfish swimming in water… in watercolour and acrylic. I’ve printed them onto woman’s handkerchiefs with cotton lace edges – very feminine! There is a reason why I chose jellyfish for a handkerchief – but I’ll leave it up to you to figure that one out… 
That’s all still work in progress. I’m also planning to transfer them onto wood.
Let me know if you like it.
Photography by my über-talented husband, Louw Roets.
Acrylic on water colour paper. The print is also available on my Etsy shop. It measures 11.69 ” x 16.54″ (297mm x 420mm) or A3.
This was the first time I painted an artichoke. Never ate them either. Has anyone ever seen these for sale in Cape Town? I think the closest thing we have to an artichoke is a Protea. They must be family, I definitely see a resemblance.
This one reminds me of the 1920′s. The purple bubbles represents the smell spreading.
I was very inspired by a photo by German photographer Claudia Wycisk.
photo by Claudia
Mine
The ghost
