Artistatwork “AWARD WINNING ART - http://artist-at-work.co.uk”

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Age: 44
Hometown: Edzell
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Background and Lifestyle

Marital Status Married
Smoker No
Drinker No
Education Grad / professional school
Children Proud parent

Interests and Personality

BiographyLeft school with few qualifications as a result of being dyslexic in the days when no-one knew about dyslexia. Returned to education via the OU, and to art via the Open College of the Arts. The end result is an honours degree in Fine Art - Painting from Gray's School of Art (Robert Gordon's University). I also have an honours degree in Science and Environmental Technology from the University of Paisley. I am currently devoting a lot of time to my Artist at Work website http://artist-at-work.co.uk and learning new skills in web design.
InterestsPainting! I also have two dogs and a cat and I am a geocacher (I roam the country with a GPS receiver looking for hidden tupperware boxes! It keeps my husband happy).
MusicUsually I listen to whatever my kids have stuck onto my mp3 player, and sing along, getting all the words wrong. While working at the computer I listen to the complete works of Counting Crows.
FilmsThe Matrix, Blade Runner and other sci-fi. The Lord of the Rings trilogy and good fantasy. Just saw "The Cell" for the first time - such imagery! Reminds me of another great arty file I love - Mirrormask.
TelevisionThanks to Virgin 1 I am currently watching tons of Star Trek spin offs. Loved Lost when it wasn't on satellite. Now watching Heroes and The Riches. Sadly I also have a soft spot for House, Eastenders and Holby City. No reality TV though - real life takes place in the real world, where you interact properly and not by phoning a machine.
BooksAnything by Clive Barker, especially if it is illustrated. Try Abarat. I also read a lot of Juliet Marriller when the mood takes me. Recently I have been reading a lot of nonfiction technology and philosophy stuff (esp Paul Virilio) and some cyperpunk (esp William Gibson) for painting inspiration. I have tons of art books and constantly add to them. As a kid my favourite was an illustrated (i.e. line drawings) version of Peter Pan.
HeroesTo many to mention, but include female artists who have moved the goalposts for those following after (e.g. Frida Kahlo)

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ksudarshanbhat

Posted on: 12th May 2008 15:52

Danke Bitte :) well the forum is worth the wait for all the artisans to showcase their area of expertise. glad to be part of this genre where we express and exhibit our emotions vide the various forms especially to the virtual world....its the easiest way to meet u sitting seven seas away while i still enjoy the evenings with my friends back in my town :) looking forward for a packed interaction ..see ya soon

AzArtist

Posted on: 11th May 2008 3:40

Artistatwork, thanks for the compliments, sorry for the delayed response. You have a full plate with the parenting and your artowrk, incorporate it all, comment on everything. AzArtist

helsbellscartoons

Posted on: 7th May 2008 11:06

Howdy ho! Hope all is well with you, just a short post to let you know that I now actually have some pictures for you to view!!! Drop by when you have a mo!

nusun

Posted on: 6th May 2008 2:39

thanks for writing ill be posting soon! take care and stay tuned!

meenachopra

Posted on: 3rd May 2008 19:25

Hi Thanks for visiting my website and looking at my artworks. Anna it was a wonderful experience going through your works. Meena

HA-HO

Posted on: 1st May 2008 4:24

Hi Ha-Ho Here I am back & have uploaded some nice Busty Babes for your viewing pleasures but only if you add me as a friend, OK?

helsbellscartoons

Posted on: 30th Apr 2008 21:08

Thanks for the welcome! I have just had a look at your profile, I love "connections"! I will have more images up on mine in a few days time, I just have to shrink them a bit!

liachechel

Posted on: 30th Apr 2008 18:42

Thanks a lot for your kind comment!

Shif

Posted on: 29th Apr 2008 16:23

hi!! am new to this site am from sriLanka!! :)nice to meet u here!!

Soumen

Posted on: 29th Apr 2008 11:13

thanks for the comment and warm welcome.

GeorgOskar

Posted on: 25th Apr 2008 22:03

hi, woo, late replay from here, well, yes I have, www.artmajeur.com/manolis1985 take care.

katyb

Posted on: 25th Apr 2008 19:13

i love maybe ....so sexeee...k

Tox

Posted on: 21st Apr 2008 5:51

Like 'Mybe', Look like a definite yes to me. L TOX. Time for a new self portrate if I may be so bold.

Akollade

Posted on: 19th Apr 2008 19:03

Thx mss ARTISTATWORK, it's in dutch though, nevertheless...probably you cann't understand it as well... ;-) rock on!

Erica

Posted on: 19th Apr 2008 12:58

Dear Margaret, Wow, you've done it all! I know all about dyslexia. What's with tupperware boxes? Erica

penfold1956 ( Deleted user )

Posted on: 19th Apr 2008 9:34

Thanks for the kind words and welcome. love the work it has so many layers

Badri

Posted on: 13th Apr 2008 12:34

thanks for the comment and warm welcome.

Wasim

Posted on: 11th Apr 2008 20:53

Hi :) Thank you for your warm welcome and I m glad you like my work. Your work is amazing yourself I m really impressed. Keep in touch. Ciao:D

stained_glass

Posted on: 5th Apr 2008 18:56

Hi Artistatwork, Thanks for the welcome and the nice words. Yes, I do my own leading on the glass. My wife is also a stained glass artist. We have a shop and work on many projects (not all, but many) together. Your work is beautiful, you are very talented! stained_glass

Cwithe

Posted on: 3rd Apr 2008 19:09

Thank you very much Margaret! I checked your page, your work make ME think as well .honestly! All the best and lots of inspiration to you, Cwithe
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