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My studio assistant
My ten-year-old Border Terrier, Asha, often accompanies me in my studio. Her presence adds a certain warmth to the atmosphere, but today, she seems particularly restless. Sometimes, Asha is content to lounge around, basking in the sunlight that streams through the windows or keeping a watchful eye on my activities. However, today is different. Today, she is determinedly pestering me, her expressive eyes pleading for a walk. This week has been unusually hectic in our household

Nuala Herron
Feb 32 min read
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Guardian of Truth in an Orwellian World: The Artist's Role in a Dystopian Society
The world today often feels like a scene from George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four . Surveillance, control, and enforced uniformity shape many aspects of life, leaving little room for individuality. In this environment, artists face a unique challenge and responsibility. This post explores how art can serve as a beacon of truth and hope amid growing dystopian realities, inspired by a self-portrait that captures this tension. The Symbolism Behind the Blue Overalls The blue ove

Nuala Herron
Feb 12 min read
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New Year, New Paintbrushes
Starting a new year often means setting fresh goals and making changes that improve our daily lives. For artists, investing in quality tools can make a big difference in both the creative process and the final artwork. Recently, I decided to upgrade my painting experience by purchasing a set of Rosemary brushes, which came highly recommended by fellow artists. This simple change has already made painting more enjoyable and less frustrating. Why Quality Brushes Matter Using ol

Nuala Herron
Jan 143 min read
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