I say I made this postcard in April 2020, but really, it started off life as a print made with the Gelli plate in 2016.
It wandered around the studio, never feeling quite finished. Then one day I turned it the long direction and got right to work on it. Here is where it is now, and where it (I think) will stay.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
Love it! I often do that too. I look at a piece and think, meh. Then I turn it around on each side and something else will offer itself up to me. But it was there all along. I just wasn’t looking at it properly.
I like her neon glow. (K)
I like that downcast face. It makes me wonder whether the figure is contemplating something her hand has just done or something she wishes she could do with her hand.
I like the former possibility, I think she is seeing her hand as separate from her.
It seems finished now – I like where you took it!
Such a sense of introspection from her. The more I look at it the more I like it!
Thank you. I think very often when I draw a person they create themselves, and this lady is certainly one of those.
Seems exactly what that print was waiting for !
Sometimes I hold on to these things knowing there is something missing but not quite what I should do, and then one day all of a sudden, the answer is clear. Sometimes, it is just patience that makes the art turn out well, I think!