It is very easy to get complacent when artists regularly produce great work, which is something I try to guard against. We can take it for granted sometimes without recognising that each piece is a discrete and unique work, we just expect it. I felt this when starting this post, that this was another nice piece from Pekoe, but it is so much more than that, and requires a great deal of thought and effort on her part.
The piece was painted as the central part of an RBF collaboration with Bnie to her left and Evey to her right. Pekoe has returned to a theme she has used many times before of the portrait having a third (all seeing) eye. I just had a flashback to my biology lessons as a youngster and recalled the pineal body… also known as the third eye. Read up on it if you care to, it is interesting stuff. Great hair and a great piece that has been enhanced with colour correction as the original photograph is very yellow/orange.
Natural adventures 
Stephen, there is a book you may have an interest inquiring; it’s title: The Third eye. It’s by a fellow who calls himself T. Lobsang Rampa. As far as I know he’s a Canadian from Toronto who fell out of a tree and woke up believing he was once a Tibetan monk. It’ a good read.
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Sounds fascinating. I definitely need to read more.
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