"Discover 'Spirit Puffin' – a captivating original artwork that reflects a journey through time and nature, resonating with the essence of Guernsey's wildlife.
This 100cm square masterpiece, multi-layered with vibrant acrylic paint and meticulously gloss varnished, is a fusion of my Australian upbringing and the profound love I have for my home in Guernsey.
As I entered deep meditation and a shamanic journey early in 2022, I wandered back to my childhood in Australia, where I roamed barefoot, connected with the Earth, and felt the energy of the land around me.
These cherished memories serve as the foundation for this exceptional artwork.
The art represents Homecoming.
Today, I call Guernsey my home, surrounded by the boundless sea and the unbridled power of Mother Earth. It's here that I found the inspiration to unite my affection for the distinct Puffin, an iconic symbol of these coastal shores, with the artistic style born from my Australian roots.
The original canvas of 'Spirit Puffin' is a testament to a creative journey like no other. This 100cm square canvas features intricate layers of vibrant acrylic paint, meticulously applied to create depth and character. It is then gloss varnished to enhance its visual appeal and protect its integrity.
Notably, this artwork went through a remarkable transformation. Originally, I believed it was complete and shared it on Instagram. However, it was my son, Alfie, who sensed its potential for further greatness. Deep down, I knew he was right, and I was holding back. That very night, as a thunderstorm swept across our island, I danced in the rain and, fueled by inspiration, covered the entire piece in paint. The result is a radiant and electric masterpiece, pulsating with energy that promises to illuminate any space it graces.
'Spirit Puffin' is a true embodiment of the power and beauty of nature, uniquely captured through layers of acrylic paint, bringing a piece of Guernsey's spirit into your life. Own this masterpiece and let it transport you to a world where time, nature, and art converge. 'Power to the Puffin!'"
