So You Think You Can Play? portfolio creating images that inspire reflection

creating images that inspire reflection and a deeper appreciation for the natural world

" injects humour and clever wordplay into the artwork

and the comfort found in simple pleasures

creating a playful dialogue between colour and form

are cherished for their emotive resonance and atmospheric depth

So You Think You Can Play? portfolio creating images that inspire reflectionSize: 22 x 29 in. Lee Elliss original painting So you think you can play? (18" x 24") captures the drama and rhythm of performance through a striking and unconventional composition. The piece focuses on the upper section of a string instrument, its scroll and tuning pegs rendered in deep, shadowed tones of blue and black. A single hand grips the neck, its form raw and tactile, almost sculptural, suggesting both control and strain. This central motif