Finished version! 95 megapixel Moon mosaic shot through my 1800 mm focal lenght rooftop telescope. Over 6500 raw frames shot, stacked, stitched and processed 🙌

In folklore there are those megaliths known as Midnight Stones. For at the dark birth of a new day, Midnight Stones are said to have life. Some may bleed if you prick them, others whisper secrets if you put your ear hard to their cracks. #FolkloreThursday

Added today - more of my black standing stones carved with symbols that have been found on ancient standing stones across the UK and further afield. These symbols are usually weather worn or hidden by lichen so my aim is to show them in all their glory. rocktroll.co.uk

England is built across a lattice of little lies. Some are useful social grease, some are an insidious, dangerous warping. The chocolate box bucolic is among the latter. Thatched roofs and whitewashed stone are more than desire traps, they are the facade for sour hauntings.

Persephone in the garden of Hades Charcoal and chalk drawing 87cmx57cm copyright 2024 gordonmscott

Athena holds the olive sapling as a gift for all of Greece Charcoal and chalk drawing 87cm x57cm copyright2024gordonmscott

The Great God Pan charcoal and chalk 87cm x 57cm copyright2024gordonmscott

And now the inspiration of the great strength of this little guy pushing through the dried mossy carpet. The first mushroom of the season I've seen.

Commission delivered to client in Milan. The Tarot Master. Oil on linen. 30inches x 13inches #aritist #ArtistsOfTwitter #artcollector

Baphomet in his splendour 87cmx57cm Charcoal and chalk copyright2024gordonmscottart

A walk in the Staffordshire countryside brought me back to a place by the old bridge river woods. This strange sight hasn't changed in 20 years except for the sudden appearance of a rabbit. #hookland Hookland

Portrait Commission Charcoal on 320gsm paper 45cm x 35cm

The process of The Great God Pan enthroned in a hollow olive tree. Commission charcoal. 85cm x 65cm

Jimmy Page sits in front of Boleskine House early 1972 Oil on linen 60cm x 45cm copyright@gordonmscott2024

Yes you said it.

The strange intensity of the french actor Georges Beller in the 90's children's programme “Le Chevalier du Labyrinthe”  Charcoal and chalk 85cmx56cm

Gerald Gardner and Doreen Valiente portraits in charcoal and chalk 87cmx57cm

A stroll down Fleet Street in the 1930's Graphite on 300gsm paper 70cmx50cm Sold to a private client