Honestly someone should reprint his entire catalogue with covers featuring paintings by me of rotting things in ditches and vegetation drowned canal brickwork

Pivot to nature writing

Honestly someone should reprint his entire catalogue with covers featuring paintings by me of rotting things in ditches and vegetation drowned canal brickwork

that's more M John Harrison books in the post, can't help myself

seriously though, sick band www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtOt...

seriously though, sick band www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtOt...

to you they're Wicked Snakes but to me they'll always be The Orchard (this is a joke for absolutely nobody) www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmZ4...

All roads lead back to Wheatfield with Crows, you need to tell me to shut the fuck up about Wheatfield with Crows

All roads lead back to Wheatfield with Crows, you need to tell me to shut the fuck up about Wheatfield with Crows

People have been getting really annoying about painting titles lately, committing now to giving all paintings incredibly dull descriptive titles if at all

It’s imperative I paint this grit box I’ve just found in my references for the book, there’s no time to explain how we used to have some of the highest altitude salt marshes in the country or what happened to them but the absence of salt is an important feature of the modern landscape

fourth one is it?

It’s imperative I paint this grit box I’ve just found in my references for the book, there’s no time to explain how we used to have some of the highest altitude salt marshes in the country or what happened to them but the absence of salt is an important feature of the modern landscape

fourth one is it?

It has been nice to be in some small way part of a diverse arts community, based solely on the appeal of my work rather than the ease of my conversation or the likability of my character or the fuckability of my body

Can’t wait for the moment we all retreat into our barely read blogs and newsletters and never speak to each other again, to be fair I’ve already pretty effectively done this to my personal life so why not here too

Bits of gouache

Wonderful piece by George that will be accompanying "A Thousand Ways of Seeing a Forest" in the new book

Bits of gouache

We think we’re so fucking clever don’t we

We think we’re so fucking clever don’t we

Uk pronunciation rule number one is never say Shire like they do in Lord of the Rings, it’s more like Sher but even more contracted than that, it’s barely a syllable, it’s almost just a grunt

Whenever I occasionally write reviews I always chicken out of sharing them because I start thinking about whether the thing I’m annoyed about was actually the point of the work all along, and I’m just to thick to see it. But here you go anyway

Whenever I occasionally write reviews I always chicken out of sharing them because I start thinking about whether the thing I’m annoyed about was actually the point of the work all along, and I’m just to thick to see it. But here you go anyway

Hello, I have a painting in this book, here is a bit of it, it was difficult to make and it's blown up a bit in the book, so all my mistakes and decisions are laid bare in a way I hope enhances it's relationship to the essay it accompanies, which is about translating the physical environment

‘Ay up cunts! It’s daddy long legs season!’ He announces as she stumbles in through the window, twenty pints deep, immediately banging his head into the wall

‘Ay up cunts! It’s daddy long legs season!’ He announces as she stumbles in through the window, twenty pints deep, immediately banging his head into the wall

Hi hello, I have a patreon. It’s £3 a month & you get to see some stuff every Saturday, either a finished comic page from Worms, or process images of the previous weeks page (pencils, inks, textures). It’s pretty cool and helps me lots. Have a look & see if it’s for you www.patreon.com/erikapriceart

and another

One thing I'll say about DC not only canceling Red Hood, but recalling the first issue and refunding stores for buying it, is that you can still get Neil Gaiman's work through them. They still work with Otto Schmidt. Eddie Berganza worked there for years AFTER the formation of a policy that no women

I have never come across a single arts opportunity on a jobs board in the uk that wasn’t covertly a listing to give a six week course of workshops to retirees

Still don’t know who, hope it’s not important

because digital is such a forgiving medium I think they benefit from a bit of self imposed tension, whereas the less I can get done of a trad painting each day the better it turns out

and another

Very tired because I’ve been staying up till 3 every night writing about our wedding

Hello, I have a painting in this book, here is a bit of it, it was difficult to make and it's blown up a bit in the book, so all my mistakes and decisions are laid bare in a way I hope enhances it's relationship to the essay it accompanies, which is about translating the physical environment

Spending the afternoon with my beloved, will he make it into the book? Let’s hope so!

Refinery

A second painting...

Still don’t know who, hope it’s not important

rip Brent Hinds man www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ-Q... (5.07) www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbEI... (3.34) www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTSb... (2.17) www.youtube.com/watch?v=th8f... (3.47) www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAdx... (11.00) www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjId... (3.41) www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bYg... (8.15)

I fucking love guitar solos man, it's very funny to me when people proudly express how much they hate them, oh? you hate joy and unfiltered expression? my condolences

map for the book, I'm not going to include it because I don't want half the book to be map

We report while the clouds take flight: the wind blows from the southwest following an air pressure drop. It is fierce, loud, setting the sky alight in its wake. We hear whistles as it weaves through the trees, howls when it tries to get under the roof of our home.