SixWordSaturday #6WS Working with images of castle ruins- still a work in progress- learning from mistakes in the process. Hoping for some successful outcomes!
Straight
Straight OWS One Word Sunday Finsbury Park Station November 2019
metaphors for memory
abandoned landscapes and the stories they carry
June 21st & 22nd Digswell Arts Open Studios
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#OWS #OneWordSunday/ St Nicholas Chapel on The Island StIves Cornwall
Heading back to Digswell Print Studio
#Sundaymusings After a long summer busy with Open Studios and then moving home I’m now raring to get back to the print room at Digswell. Time for a refresh I think - so planning a day of sketchbook play and sifting through gathered images of the last few months. Visited a print exhibition in Aldeburgh …
Macro Monday – July 17
#macromonday
Tints of blue in the garden
#sixwordsaturday #6WS Poppies and hydrangeas
Aldeburgh – My favourite Suffolk hide away
#6WS #SixWordSaturday Not too far to drive for a short get away break Friendly and familiar Good food and renowned fish and chips Thoroughly English seaside town with an added bonus of culture with it's many galleries, cinema and nearby concert hall at Snape Looking forward to our next visit.
Amazing cacti growing in volcanic ash
Six Word Saturday #6WS 10/6/2023 https://travelwithintent.com/2023/06/10/tasty-coffee-and-an-inviting-book/ Lanzarote - dramatic landscape.
Sunday afternoon gathering at Parndon Mill Gallery
Thanks go to Sally Anderson who curated the exhibition for us at Parndon Mill Gallery Harlow
Time Traces and Transformation Opens May 18th
The exhibition will be installed next week and below is a sneak peek at some of my images that may be appearing in the gallery. Some are photographic images on metal, a few photogravure framed works and some browser prints. Together with my five colleagues all currently or formerly members of Digswell Arts at The …
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Don’t be hasty- there is new life emerging.
So many plants and shrubs appear not to have survived our hard winter. I’ve been keeping a close eye in my little back yard and carefully trimming the dead leaves and brittle twigs- but to my joy some new growth is appearing in many of the planters. #SilentSunday CLERODENDRUM
Blue: #OWS
Hues of blues through to teal - has to be my favourite palette One word Sunday
Before and After – Cleaning up the garden anticipating Spring!
#WordlessWednesday
Water – a strange fascination with…
#One Word Sunday #OWS
Blue hues
I had fun last week making these cyanotypes in the garden. A bit hit and miss as the timings can vary depending on the sun. Sometimes they work out and sometimes they are not so great, but the unexpected nature of making art is what makes it interesting. I have signed up for some printmaking …
Silent Sunday : Benijófar and Torrevieja
#silentsunday
Silent Sunday Prompt
#silentsunday
One Word Sunday : Hand
One Word Sunday : Hand ; Express; Nurture; defend; protect; touch; communicate; help; hold........... take my hand, give me a hand, hand me..., hold my hand, many hands......
Time Traces Transformation – #Silent Sunday
Work in Progress for upcoming group exhibition at Parndon Mill Harlow. Time Traces Transformation.
New project – new work
That initial thought 💭 that leads to a new body of work. Often a struggle - always a struggle - you grasp at an idea and it doesn’t always go the way you thought it would. I’ve spent (wasted) the past few weeks trying to master gelli plate printing- after several attempts and watching many …
Where to now?
It is that time -following a big project, time to reflect, time to assess. There is a goal post for next year - in May- June 2023 a group exhibition with five colleagues from Digswell Arts. But where to start? We have a three word theme to respond to : Time Traces Transformation. Some ideas …
How did it go?
Thank you to everyone who visited us at our exhibition 'Death, Dreams & Desire' which took place from 22nd September to 2nd October 2022. The venue was the unique Safehouse 1 in Peckham, London. Taking the ideas of Sigmund Freud as inspiration, we opened up new pathways of expression and thinking through a multitude of artistic media. From the haunting and self-questioning, the deathly and the curious, to the desire and the violence. All of the senses were stimulated through sound, film, photography, drawing, textiles and paint. We are proud to have shone new light on Freudian thinking and ideas.

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