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August 25, 2015
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Rachel Urquhart is an illustrator, writer and graphic designer. She lives on the Australian east coast with her partner and their puppy named Humble Bean,.
Orbits.
The sweetest 💗 they’re definitely their own special kind of magic.
I hope it’s a good dance 💫🌙✨
One part of the two-piece mini-print set available in my online store 🌙✨🌿🌱 Those who know me, know I’m not much into the vapid vagaries of new-spiritual slogans. This piece came about after my mostly harmless habit of undervaluing my knowledge, experience and capabilities (that old female programming) suddenly became concrete and dangerous. I have an otherwise confident and curious young horse, who picked up on my doubts and started to doubt and mistrust me too, which put us both into a much more unpredictable relationship than we ever needed to be in. Even though my muscle memory and my instincts and my experience still knew exactly what to do — they knew the way, they’d practiced it for half my life! — my doubts were overriding them, and making my fine little horse feel afraid and tense too. After chipping away at our difficulties, I was blown away to realise that I had managed to *think* my way into this problem. So I made a sweet and simple reminder, that your knowledge and experience is valuable and real, and the way you regard that knowledge is very concrete and effectual too.
The queen ❤️
Sunrise experiments with ink & acrylic mixed with rock pigments from the creek 🌞🌱🌊
Collecting some nutrients, turning them into something else.
You get to be an endless, boundless whatever you choose.
Just wriggling along a little rainbow trail.
The bringer of rain is always welcome 🌧✨🌙
A collection of draft inks and a little bit of Led Zep 👌🌿⚡️
✨🌿 cultivation 🌿✨
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