Last Friday I spent the morning painting at Kukio with the lovely & cheerful Sita Soesman!
Her paintings are as delightful as her company! And if you would like to see them,
please visit her artist's blog:
This is my "Sita-scape" ;)

I love this view!


Because I am cheeky- painted my painting in her very unique format:
two tall skinny canvases, one on top of the other to make a square.
I don't know anyone else who paintings a diptych like this so, to me, it is very Sita-ish ;)



I'm a painter painting a painting of a painter painting a painting.
My grandfather would have loved that sentence.