Faces everywhere

I was asked to be a "model patient" for first-year doctors-in-training - interesting, not least because one out of the three was engaged, interested, good at follow-up, and pleasant, one was bossy and disinterested, and one so cowed by the second that she dared not speak... I think I know which one I would sign up with as a GP...

And, an Accidental Face in the room, just love the quiff!

 

Been polishing, all day

Accidental skull...

Long time, no cat; and bookishness

Waiting to be Washed

Many books today - some days are productive, not always the ones you expect


Accidental faces

Handbags (not) at Dawn

More wonderful Accidental Faces - this is as Frog as they come

Random Images

In the deli - sunlight through pasta, latte with radishyness, accidental switch-face...

Accidental faces - Bulldog!

Accidental faces - Tappity Tap

Cheerful.. By gum, it's cold today!

Tractorations

Behind the beach dunes at Caister.. Used to drag boats up and down the beach by fishermen, these are masterpieces of gentle dissolution

Thursday Night

 Another of my Accidental Faces Series - and yes, it's upside down. Interesting how the brain is attuned to the basic face idea

And this one is From The Wall, and Shadows, and Blue

Accidental Faces, an occasional series..

..very occasional.. This shadowy man with his wild wet hair is about 200 feet long..

Monday - God Of The Edges Takes A Bubble Bath

Screen-print on Oakshott Fabrics Longshott woven stripe, and bubbly stitches.. Actually unconnected with today's work apart from the conversation with Michael from Oakshotts about our Dutch trip in May..
And another in my Accidental Faces series

Little rusty piece from the car-park of the Ferry..

Another face

With mustache...

Everything synthesises eventually

Accidental face from this dye lot, and most of the fabrics ironed and on the table.  One lot (left in the picture) came out horrible because the description in the shop (100% cotton, I think not..) was wrong.. And the pieces had big scabby holes in too.. I wouldn't mind so much if the stuff hadn't gone up 50% in price too...
The scrumpled bits are a beautiful crimpled cheesecloth-type stuff which I shall use as part of the supplies for my Sheer Delight class on Tuesday next week..

Washing Line

Part the first.. Reds, purples, darks, and blues to come

And the next Accidental Face

Accidental Faces 2

Milling machine..  This one is Animal not Human, I think..

Accidental Faces 1

Hope this will be part one of an occasional series.. I see faces everywhere, it's part of the way the visual cortex works in humans from the very beginning of life