Sue Wookey lives in the Chilterns and and her paintings are inspired by inner journeys, a deep connection with nature and the seasons, myths, symbols, dreams and the beautiful mystery surrounding us.
Website: suewookey.com
Email: suewookey.artist@gmail.com
Vixen Queen © Sue Wookey
(Diary and Calendar front cover image)
Raven Queen © Sue Wookey
At The Wood's Edge © Sue Wookey 2020
Winters Wisdom © Sue Wookey 2020
Tree Love © Sue Wookey 2018
Singing to the Winter Moon © Sue Wookey
Temple of the Stars © Sue Wookey
Beech, Sharpenhoe Clappers © Sue Wookey
Moon Drummer 1
© Sue Wookey 2014
Holding the Net of Life © Sue Wookey
Field Poppies © Sue Wookey
Hare Morning © Sue Wookey
Hare Queen © Sue Wookey
Heart of the Yew © Sue Wookey
Long-eared Owl © Sue Wookey
Otter Moonrise © Sue Wookey
Roebuck © Sue Wookey
Scottish Wildcat printing © Sue Wookey
Star Dragon in progress © Sue Wookey
Studio © Sue Wookey
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Sun Tiger © Sue Wookey
The Marriage of Sol and Luna
© Sue Wookey
Vixen Queen © Sue Wookey
Winter Badger © Sue Wookey
Winter's Wisdom in progress
© Sue Wookey
Your Soul Waits in progress © Sue Wookey
Autumn Thistles © Sue Wookey
Earth Angel © Sue Wooke
Star Dragon © Sue Wooke
Outside in the quiet fields
on a moon-mazed night
all has dissolved in shadow.
Does this feel like sleep?
Everything is slowly awakening,
opening hidden eyes like stars.
Something is blossoming, stretching,
breathing a long breath as soft as moths.
Unhurried, it unfurls its dreams
from a dark bud of endless light.
Do not tremble.
You cannot see with your day-dazzled eyes
but all around you
the seeds of everything are falling
into a world of open hearts.
Does This Feel Like Sleep? © Sue Wookey 2017
The Midsummer Sun -
not crowing, though Cock-of-the-Hill -
gazes as the top of the Earth nods
ever so wryly before tilting away,
and he showers a parting gift
from his basket of fire.
A gift of days so long and light
you can’t believe in ice or rime,
or puffy coats, or central heating,
days filled with dandelions and cut grass,
slow sheepish clouds and bees.
Take them with you,
he says, smiling his unchanging smile,
and hold them though the long nights
like a blanket.
And whenever I can
I’ll bounce my love over to you
off the shield of the Moon.
Sun Love © Sue Wookey