Thelema Trust Art

Well, as some of our regular readers will know, our artist Hettie and I are off to Botswana in early April for a two week drive in the wilderness where we will be celebrating the revelation of Liber Al under the undimmed stars of unspoilt Africa.
It's a lot of work posting on our site and our blogs, but we really want to keep you guys engaged, so we're posting a few interesting works here without yet getting to our web site. These sketches will probably be used as the basic design for full scale oil paintings at some time in the future. Enjoy! And thanks so much for visiting us. Comments are always appreciated, as are entries in our under-utilised Guest Book

We call these drawing 'Wings for a Dying God', 'Stigmata', and 'Inamorata'. I guess it's easy to identify each of them. Just a note here: ALL of Hettie Rowley's work at the Thelema Trust is original hand-crafted art executed without any computer images or aids. We have nothing negative to say about digitally enhanced and produced art, but we feel that the distinction is extremely important - we create our art the old fashioned way. Strange to say, but in 1991, Hettie created the image of a tiger in pixel dots - by hand. To this day no-one who's seen the work believes it was done without a computer. I'll post it one day, but I swear I'll hunt down and kill the first person who says it's computer generated - don't try me.


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Keith and Hettie

Thelema Trust