PINK
women
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
JULY 2020
February 18th: sketchbook
Weather appropriate sketchbook doodle
JANUARY 2020
Just Married by Rochelle Asquith, 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
PROGRESS…
OCTOBER 19
AUGUST 2019
There’s no roundup of art this month, for many reasons, involving a camping trip, lack of pens and ink, and a general feeling that August seems to have slipped through my fingers before I’ve even realised the month has started and now ended. This whole month has been like that feeling, when you get to 4pm and realise you’ve done nothing all day. Douglas Adams called it ‘Farnham’. (I’m still unsure as to whether Farnham is a verb or a noun, or a funny pun based on the Australian singer. Will report back as soon as I know.) And, to be honest, I’m not really sure what I’m doing with this website, or what I want to post on it. Anyway, this month hasn’t been completely fruitless. I have drawn some things, I’ve taken some time off and come back full of inspiration and all lovely things, and been asked to curate the first volume of a magazine. So that’s something. I have become hooked on Philosophy Tube, too, but that’s not entirely relevant. Here are some pictures of the ocean. Someone once said to me, “salt water is the cure for everything: tears, sweat, or the ocean.” He wasn’t trying to be profound but that phrase found its way into the part of my brain reserved for Profound Things like Oscar Wilde quotes and songs by Bon Iver. And that quote lives there too. I hope you’ve had the most wonderful August and will go on to have an even better September. This time next month there will be art!
Rochelle Asquith 