I'm not sure where the term Rosie Lee in the cockney rhyme and slang actually came from, but on a recent photography job for my friends Heather and Nigel at 'Dishotea' I came across this wonderful rose tea. Their new shop can be found in Chapel Street, Penzance where they sell a wide range of teas and coffees. Each time I opened a jar to shoot the beans or leaves the different aromas were breathtaking.
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Rosie Lee
I'm not sure where the term Rosie Lee in the cockney rhyme and slang actually came from, but on a recent photography job for my friends Heather and Nigel at 'Dishotea' I came across this wonderful rose tea. Their new shop can be found in Chapel Street, Penzance where they sell a wide range of teas and coffees. Each time I opened a jar to shoot the beans or leaves the different aromas were breathtaking.
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Robbie Toons
Robbie McIntosh creates the classic surf cartoons. He regularly contributes to our Local rag the Cornishman in the Tales from the Tube page and in the spirit of including other artists here is a taste of Robbies work and hopefully lots more to come. check the link to see more of his work.
Labels: Photos
artwork,
cartoons,
Robbie McIntosh,
surf art,
surfers
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
"Watch out Slater, I'm coming for you"
Friday, 3 July 2009
Surf Art by Steve PP
If anyone ever gets up to, over to pr down to Woolocoombe in North Devon, they can't miss the Red Barn Pub, full of classic boards lining the roof. Just behind the Red Barn you can't miss the old wagon which is known as the Waikiki Tavern and beach side studio of local artist Steve PP. Steve's paintings are created using driftwood, canvas and other materials. He represents the classic beach lifestyle artist in a small coastal town and when he's not creating, he's surfing. Check Steve's website www.ppsurfart.comI do believe he recently got married so congratulations Steve.
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Leashes
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
300 posts
To have my own personal celebration of reaching the big 300, I would like to dedicate a little more of my blog to other artists who contribute some amazing artwork in this world of surf culture and beach lifestyle. Any one out their who feels my blog would be a worthy place to display such works then please forward work to my email. Happy Blogging. To begin the proceedings here's something my lovely wife did earlier in the story of Brightbox. email: russ96uk@yahoo.com
Labels: Photos
artwork,
artwork by jill pierre,
surf art,
surfer,
surfers
Monday, 29 June 2009
Gulf Stream
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