PINK
escapism
NEW WORKS
Here’s some things I’ve been up to: I did my first residency (thank you to Insert Studios for funding the making of Heirloom, my lovely little pink tree), I’ve made lots of new work including a paper crown, some frames of various shapes and sizes, and lots and lots of new drawings. I got a new sketchbook and brush pen that I’ve just started using, and I’ve been experimenting a lot with Procreate! I always forget to update things here – I do so many drawings and projects and tend not to dwell on them when they’re finished. But I need to get better at recognising my accomplishments, so here we are; some new work, a residency, and other stuff that I’ve already forgotten about. It’s going well!
MOON TIME
BELLE
AUGUST 2020
Valerie, ink on blue paper, 2020 
Safe, ink on paper, 2020 
Lunar, ink on paper, 2020 
Divine feminine, ink on paper, 2020 
Peony, ink on paper, 2020 
Symmetry, ink on paper, 2020 
The book of Ominous Optimism, cover page, ink on paper, 2020 
Follow your dreams, ink on paper, 2020 
Keep your head up, ink on paper, 2020 
Eventually, ink on paper, 2020 
Everything ends, ink on paper, 2020 
No one alive, ink on paper, 2020 
Inspiration, ink on paper, 2020 
Your light, ink on paper, 2020 
Define, ink on paper, 2020 
Embrace darkness, ink on paper, 2020 
Sacrifices must be made, ink on paper, 2020
DECEMBER 2019
Mary by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
A Part of Me by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
New Year’s Resolution by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
Thinking of You by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
Mr Ghost by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
Why do people keep telling me I don’t exist? by Rochelle Asquith, ink on paper, 2019
How to be Magic | COMING SOON
A mini-zine handcrafted by Yours Truly. A scientifically factual statement of precisely how to be magic* accompanied by illustrations.
*that isn’t true at all, please don’t sue.
Kirkstall Art Trail 2019
Kirkstall Abbey’s 2019 art trail was a success! I was situated in a little pub, a 10 minute walk away from the historic Abbey, and I shared a corner with a very talented illustrator called Sophie (from Cat and Pencil). The weather was warm, the drinks were poured, and inspiration was passed around like it’ll never run out. A massive thank you to everyone who came along and took interest in what I do… You’re a part of my big surrealist dream now. Don’t worry, it’s nice and there’s loads of room.
JUNE/JULY 2019
Rochelle Asquith 