New Release: Poetry Collection

It has taken me ages to complete this project. What started as a lofty idea to create a book of love poems has evolved over time to become a book of poems focusing on a less often discussed emotion known as vengeance.

When I was younger, I wrote much of my poetry as an attempt to understand the complex feelings I experienced in the corporate world, as well as in my personal life. Although I have moved on from many of these feelings, and brought myself upward to higher vibrations of love and understanding; this collection is proof that I was not always the kindest, or most patient person.

In my 20s I wrote these poems without knowing exactly how or where they could fit, but I believe I have developed a knack for writing searing and devastating prose toward old relationships. In many of these situations, I never had the power to say how I felt, and so writing it down became the best way for me to heal.

Today I continue the healing by releasing this book of poems, with hopefully many more collections to come.

Thank you, and happy new year!

Figurative and abstract mixing continued

“Pink boxes pouring from the mouth of a person with closed eyes” by Lillybochic
“Pink boxes pouring from the mouth of a person with closed eyes” by Lillybochic

My latest work is a continuation of my work mixing abstract colourful backgrounds and figures like faces, and bodies in the foreground.

The colour palate used was pink and blue, which at times evolved into variations of purple.

In this piece I see many messages. The hearts are my favorite!

Figurative painting with an abstract twist

Lillybochic explores colour and figurative presence

Here we have a 12 x 12 inch canvas. The figure is of a black female that I had been working with in other pieces. I really enjoyed the seriousness of the pose. She seems to look at the observer with a solemn expression. Is she worried? Upset? I like the openness of the possibilities.

The colours are gold, green and of course blue with its associated hues. The acrylic pouring techniques are blended with metalics to provide a mix of concrete figurative style and an abstract background experimenting with colour.

Thanks for stopping by,

Stephanie aka Lillybochic

Colour fields explored

In this piece I really continued the technique wherein large fields of colour border each other with contrasting variation. Gold touches blue, touching green, and so on. It creates a very interesting pattern, in my eccentric opinion.

Reaching out

Green arm reaching out into blue field

In this piece I explore colours further by creating fields of colour that melt into one another. This vibrant green compliments blue in this example.

Exploring colour

Exploring colour blending. As my body of work builds, I am always trying new techniques.

Large yellow field with blue incursion

This piece reminds me of sunlight meeting ocean. What do you see?