I will wait for the birch wood
Birch is the first tree to colonise cleared ground in ecological succession – at least in most of the UK (followed often by oak). The leaves are covered with small […]
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inscriptions as inspiration
Inspiration for new work sneaks up on me sometimes. Amy Christie, who used to sell at Covent Garden’s Apple market has opened a new gallery in Stockbridge in Edinburgh, with […]
the importance of touch
I’m so glad I volunteered to help at Good news from nowhere. It’s really making me think! In my art training at Harrow School of Art, the catchphrase was reflection […]
the important business of aprons – part 2
I was inspired by Jane Sarre’s blog entry about aprons to share my own experience. Look at her examples too – they may suit you better. This is my version […]
in my heart there was a kind of fighting
One of my favourite parts of Hamlet is a fragment when Hamlet’s at sea. It’s the turning point when he takes his destiny into his own hands. Hamlet’s really helped […]
