Joy comes in the morning by Jude Caisley
Acrylic paint on ceramic mug
10 x 12 cm
My paintings are an abstract expression based on a line from Psalm 30, which says:“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” The second image, created with acrylic paint on a Tebbs & Jacks coffee mug, is filled with colour that expresses the hope, joy, delight and beauty which can surprise us at the dawning of a new day. This could be especially true for those who believe in a kind and wise Master Creator. A cup that runs over with positive emotions.
www.judecaisley.co.uk
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Beth Johnson is a Scottish artist based in the North East of England. Beth’s art practice predominately works with embroidery and having concentrated on traditional forms of the craft moved to develop and experiment; playing with the media she stitches through, including the exploration of embroidering concrete with light. Beth’s background and formal training in Architectural Studies from the University of Strathclyde, can be seen throughout her work in its structure and influence; of geometric shapes and infrastructure as well as its juxtaposition with the nature surrounding it.
