Wendy Mould studied at both Ipswich and Norwich Art Schools, specializing in sculpture, along with painting and illustration.
In turn, this has led to a number of related projects including both writing and illustrating the children’s book ‘Ants in my Pants’.
More recently, Wendy has been working upon an ongoing series of oil on canvas paintings that draw their inspiration from some of her favorite pieces of music.
Furthermore, they have also been chosen to represent a musical year, the months and seasons.
The suite of twelve works will include interpretations of ‘The Rite of Spring’ (Stravinsky), ‘The Snow Maiden’ (Tchaikovsky) and ‘The Lark Ascending’ (Vaughn Williams).
Each work has a touch of magic in it, hidden in the beauty of the painting itself.
More of Wendy Mould‘s works can be found at http://www.thereddotgallery.com/Artists/wendy-mould/.
Humoring the Goddess 
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Yes! I also love her choice in “costumes”. Reflects so much of the picture’s personality.
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Thank you! I find her mesmerizing.
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Captivating and excellent art at its best. Awesome. Thanks so much for your awesome share.
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The works were quite imaginative and the artist does an excellent job rendering the human figure with emotions…
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I am so happy you liked her! I don’t believe she is done with her “symphony” series yet, but I wish she were — I’d love to see all of them.
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You know, I have to be careful not to highlight too many “airy fairy” (my term only) artists, although they are my favorite by far. They seem to intertwine reality with fantasy and come up with the most unique and beautiful ideas.
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I’ve not got it right either way Claudia, it’s Saturday morning here in Geelong…but I found the paintings colourfully refreshing,with a wondrous mystical persona through every painting….
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Reblogged this on Blue Dragon Journal and commented:
Lovely and inventive.
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Wow! These are amazing!!
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