Art and music – January 2014

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Most of my time has been consumed with making new tiaras for Fancy Lady Industries, but I’ve done a couple of drawings and practiced a lot of uke.

A tiara that looks like short flowers made up of green crystals and vintage sequins accented with crystal points.
A tiara that looks like short flowers made up of green crystals and vintage sequins accented with crystal points.

A tiara with five curved arcs, wrapped with small hematite cubes and accented with five crystal points.
A tiara with five curved arcs, wrapped with small hematite cubes and accented with five crystal points.

A watercolour and ink illustration depicting a fat white woman with brown hair holding a pink flower reflected in the style of a Queen card in a deck of cards. A banner entwined with leaves and some twigs are in the background framing the vertically reflected figure.
A watercolour and ink illustration depicting a fat white woman with brown hair holding a pink flower reflected in the style of a Queen card in a deck of cards. A banner entwined with leaves and some twigs are in the background framing the vertically reflected figure.

A watercolour and ink illustration depicting 12 identical naked fat white women with brown hair, all draped/ piled on the central figure who looks exasperated.
A watercolour and ink illustration depicting 12 identical naked fat white women with brown hair, all draped/ piled on the central figure who looks exasperated.

A few of my pieces are on Society6 now if you are interested in prints.


I’ve been recording myself playing and singing every few days and posting them on you tube so I can track my progress throughout the year. This is At Seventeen, by Janis Ian. There’s a few more on my channel, if you’re interested!

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  2. Hi Natalie, I really enjoyed listening to your music. It’s a great song and I love your interpretation (as well as your ukulele playing!) Awesome!

  3. I got the 12 fat ladies postcard with my necklace order and my 5 year old daughter sat and looked at it for a few minutes before telling me: “that lady at the bottom is a bit sad, and isn’t very strong, but she’s holding up all the other ladies anyway”.

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