Paul Taggart's Newsletter
December 2020 Seasonal Greetings and Latest News from Paul Taggart's studio
This comes with Seasonal Greetings and our warmest hope that 2021 brings a more stable year for us all, with less challenging times.
We are not alone in these different times, creative folk all over the world have suffered hugely, some have been able to adapt, others have not been so fortunate, we are keenly aware of these difficulties and have never taken our creative lives for granted – which is what drives our ideas and output. Along with many millions worldwide, Eileen and I have been shielding since the beginning of March and continue to do so; beavering away in our studio, juggling our work with forward ordering of groceries for delivery, planning out new ways of shipping prints ordered by collectors (without leaving our home), coping with the many ‘unforeseen problems’ thrown up by the various platforms that we rely on to deliver our creative output and so on and so forth.

Currently we have three large Masterworks to choose from and the smaller ‘Webstrand’ - to provide even more background information on each of these four images, have released a FREE-TO-VIEW behind-the-scenes video reveal for each - in which you can see the paintings develop from the first drawing out to the final finishing touches, along with a short extract from the Video-StoryBook version of ‘Webstrand, the Tooth Gatherer’, plus snippets of music composed by Liza Mulholland, music that has grown into a full-blown original Musical version of ‘Webstrand, the Tooth Gatherer’ (news of that album coming soon).
We’ll be in touch again soon, on the other side of this year – meanwhile, please take care, stay safe to keep well, with all best wishes from Eileen and myself,
Paul Taggart
Artist, Author, Presenter, Producer
Oils : Watercolours : Acrylics : Pastels : Drawing
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