Places where my art or art by other artists can be seen.
Acts of God happen sometimes, no matter how prepared you are you end up resorting to plan B. A barrier stands in your way. You may have predicted it, but chances are you didn’t. Like in this image of Cornwall’s Meadow carpark in Buckingham, flooded … Continue readingResorting to Plan B – Responding to Acts of God
On the 25th September 2019 the 158th Exhibition of the Society of Women Artists opened by Soraya French with presentation of awards by Princess Micahel of Kent. Inspiring art was on display, created by members and non members. As usual the exhibtion private view was … Continue readingSociety of Women Artists Inspiring Art
Globe light Painting Reflections The first thing you noticed is the patch of yellow orange at the top of the light. The Globe light is one of those outside the Houses of Parliament. Large globes of intricate iron work, delicate yet solid and with … Continue readingMeditating on Art – Globe light Painting
Does September make you feel like new beginnings? There’s a feeling of new beginnings. Maybe it’s because I still have children at school or past memories of starting a new school term in September, but things always seem to change around now. This year even … Continue readingNew Art for a new Academic Year
The Private View – 205 years of the RI Wednesday 5th April was the Private View of the Royal Institute of painters in watercolour An historic society with Royal Patronage which has been held at the Mall Galleries since the 1970’s. This is my first … Continue readingPrivate View at Royal Insitute of Painters in Watercolour
There’s a long tradition of poetry inspiring art. Finding focus and inspiration early in an art career is challenging. In fact the two needs can lead you into opposite directions. It’s easy to follow whims and do what takes your fancy but the truth is … Continue readingPoetry inspiring Art – finding direction