We want more! We want more! :)

wow, this is super. Love the grey tones, the realism, and the fact that it is seen through a mirror! brilliant

WOW – this is absolutely amazing, exquisite beauty and powerful symbolism! Encore! Encore!

now i see it bigger. stunning, stunning woman!

Stunning work- amazing you are x

phenomenal alice. an absolute treat to view. the 3d depth and volume especially of the hands, like you could reach out and touch them. wow!

Nice work.

As you know I’m a big fan of limited colours, so I’m drawn to it.

this is really wonderful work!

GREAT!

Well yeah it is a winner if you ask me.
I think its interesting how we’re both using the lines of furnature as a key part lately, obviously without seeing one other’s stuff till after :)

Beautiful!! I love the detail in the hands.

Hey Philip! I’ve missed you and seeing your fantastic photos. I just returned from Ireland – took so many great photos for references. Funny but I “met” yet another butterfly on the holy reek of Mayo. :) So, wrote another poem, posted here with the photo capture of the Peacock butterfly. Magic!

Don’t be a stranger!

Okay I see here your shot of the butterfly and I remember these as a kid thy used to be quite common even in the suburbs of Dublin. Now that I see it here I think it strange that I have not seen one for quite sometime. Your images from this series are really beautiful and the touch & presence of a butterfly in each of course makes them even more unique. Great work again Alice!

Wow Philip, that’s interesting to know. It was quite chilly here yesterday morning, but I saw a monarch, which is common in Chicago. By evening it was snowing, so it most likely was the last of the season. My father in law just passed away last week, and one of his friends wrote to him just before he died saying she would name the first monarch of 2009 for him. I took that to mean they had been noticing butterflies often this past summer as well. One traditional meaning for seeing many butterflies is also impending death of a loved one. Strange, right?

I guess butterflies can be trite and overdone in art, but something important seems to be in that symbol for me just now, so I’m trying to use it without becoming overly sentimental. I may fail, but I will try.

Thanks again Patrick. You are always so kind! xx ~ Alice

Now that’s feminine intent ;)

That is really gorgeous, brilliant work!

Unbelievable!!

Incredible, Alice. Your work is awe-inspiring.

Speechless!

This piece is beautiful…

you are simply the most divine artist, this is so moving, delicate, tender and everything a special portrait from the hands of such a master should be. Wow Alison, I would love to be this good someday

whoops, I meant Alice, sorry, late at night and tired lol

Beautiful artwork! excellent!

such beautiful artwork

This is STUNNING!

love everything about this

sometimes, when the walls start closing in, desperate measures need to be taken. Other times, I wish I didn’t act so desperate.

sensual, sensitive, sexsy, silky, special, sunny, settle, smart…you have that all!...smile

i thought this was a picture …..you always seem to play with my eyes
you are so awesome with your art i love your work
you and a few others motivate me to do more artwork
i just uploaded a new piece today …...
glad you posted this up you are an inspiritation to my artwork
continue to produce nice works for my eyes to devour

know you are the angel…..and same here Alice
i’m glad i met you….

I so love your butterfly series Alice, and look forward to seeing more of your owrk..anna : )

You will be able to go to galleries in london while your here, or are you coming here for work ? anna : )

Norfolk about and hour and half drive from london…well done on the sale alice thats fantasic !!!!

Impressive work!

just beautiful…

Another stunner, I’m just loving your pastel work Alice, I can’t believe the photorealistic nature of your portraits, just beautiful!!!

The skin tones are divine…..and the butterflies just do it for me :)

I love this work, it’s great! very inspiring, makes me motivated to draw again..

exquisite art Alice. love your unique colouring

I love this… Amazing beauty! fav
...ove

Alice,
Your are an exceptionally talented artist. I love your reference to mythology
and the many levels to explore in your multi-faceted art. I am the host of the
healing journey on RB and several of your pieces including this one are a
great fit for our group. I just posted a piece, The Dark Goddess, a exploration
of the dark side, or the shadow in Jung’s terminology. I hope you check out
the group, I believe you would make a wonderful contribution to our
group of very talented artists.

very Beautiful work I like the butter fly you put in your Painting its like a Trademark Thats cool

Beautiful work, looking forward to seeing this and others in Irish Eyes

This is gorgeous! Terrific job.

FANTASTIC!!!

Beautiful. Full of emotion.

stunning piece, very ephemeral

brilliant !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this black butterfly series is superb!!!!
everything is so well done .. that soft background is brilliant

A lovely piece, inspired, deep and though provoking … D~

still puts butterflies in my stomach.

Oh this is so wonderful!

Such a masterful piece… so intoxicating!

Wow, this is soooo beautiful! What a self-portrait! Your collection is awesome!

Beautiful and creative, your art work is amazing! :)

Your work continues to inspire me! This series on mylar is stunning!!

W O W
S T U N N I N G
E M B R A C I N G T H E F E M I N I N E

Hehehe! :)

Impressing Alice!

Beautiful portrait , mastery of your technique Alice.

hey Alice, just a little something i thought i’d pass along to you
this is the front page of Massive Attacks website. the reason i send this to you is if you scroll down a bit they have a media player with one of their new songs… Psyche
it’s beautiful and i think captures a similar dreaminess that your black butterfly series has

http://massiveattack.com/

hope you enjoy it as i have enjoyed your work !
xJ

This works so very well, beautifully done, you have such a wonderful talent Alice, I love to work with pastel and charcoal and you have mastered them, love it ;0) cheers, Paul