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Sweeping blossoms hide all the secret treasures of this private idyll as those stone steps invite you to satisfy your curiosity. Dare you peek into what lies beyond the darkness amongst those protective boughs? Sweeping Blossoms (mixed media on canvas […]

The spectacular skies this month have inspired me to continue the cloudscapes theme into the July Boldbrush art contest from my Skye Skies in Soft Pastels Collection.  I’d be delighted if you’d vote for one or all of them  Here are […]

At work yesterday I had just been speaking with a doctor about re-hanging and complementing the artworks in the eye department of the city hospital when my manager AB called me. He was also at the hospital and invited me […]

One of three Peace Paintings, Road To Peace, is currently exhibited in the first Lincolnshire Virtual Open Exhibition. It’s titled Road To Peace, or sometimes And Our Heroes Have Misplaced Their Map, and is available for sale priced at £5000. […]

I am fascinated by connections … and by gaps – my short research-based residency at Uppsala Artists’ Club is revealing plenty of both. The residency is giving me time to focus on the new chapter of my Following Eugène project. […]

Those who read this blog, or who follow me on social media when they meet me they say “You’re SO busy aren’t you?” And yes, it does appear so, and I am tired so it must be true! Some of […]

The Clay and Augmented Reality project started in June 2023, with activities scheduled in the proposal. I wanted to focus on my art practice development towards combining two different media, clay and augmented reality, creatively and professionally. Museum ‘My Mother […]

The glazing time with the super professional ceramist Ewelina Bratkowska from Rochester Square was a rewarding finale for the participants and me. We worked nonstop from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and glazed almost all the artworks. The collaborative environment […]

Last time I wrote here, I mentioned feeling pleased that I no longer had to pay for expensive storage space – I’d managed successfully, to fit everything that wasn’t needed in my studio into my garden shed. Money aside, commercial […]