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Finally finally I've opened a gallery on Imagekind for giclee prints of my work! I've started with a few of my favorite pieces, and will add more as I go along. Please go to http://PaulaPertile.imagekind.com if you'd like to have a look.
If there's a piece in my portfolio you especially like and would like to see as a print, please email me and I'll make it available.
The nice thing is there are different sizes available, all sorts of framing options (or not) and they also do greeting cards now.
I tried to put the little special banner here in the post, but it did something really weird to my whole blog and made all the posts go away! So I'm just leaving it over there to the side, where it seems to be happier and better behaved.
Piazza della Repubblica, Florence
Pen and ink with grey marker 17cm x 12cm. Click to enlarge.
We were eating squid cooked in its own ink, so I dipped my brush in the sepia sauce.
Sepia on Waterford paper. 20cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
Men in a London cafe read about the Footsie falling yesterday.
Watercolour 14cm x 19cm. Click to enlarge.
Listening to Virginia Plain in a sandwich bar.
Watercolour 14cm x 19cm. Click to enlarge.
Two ugly mugs in a cafe, Cleveland St., London
Sepia watercolour 17cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
Pentel brush pen 19cm x 12cm. Click to enlarge
Quick sketch of two fat ladies at my local cafe. Later my friend arrived, sporting a new hat.
Pen and ink on Moleskine 14cm x 9cm. Click to enlarge.
The first childhood nightmare I can remember.
Linocut proof on grey paper with white gouache 25cm x 25cm. Click to enlarge.
I wish I had the head that could wear hats like that.
What a cowboy
have seen two fat ladies like that in every country i've ever visited. they're universal.