I had a lovely experience recently, which I want to share. I remember my art teacher once said when you finish a painting, signing it is not as simple as writing your name. Your signature on art needs to represent you and who you feel you want the world to know you as. She would say you think carefully how and where you put your signature. I have had 3 different signatures through the 20 years of doing Art I realised when reflecting on this. All my signatures when I’ve looked

hi All I have been adding to my Art collection that are below: Adding frames to originals small and big. Christmas Decorations made out of recycled slate of animals such as ducks in jumpers and sheep with xmas lights around them :) I have also been doing more and more customised signs for weddings, births, funerals and remembrance events. I am now open for Christmas orders which I am so excited for Feel free to get in touch about any ideas about anything. Faye

It’s summer, the heat is here, the flowers are out and I’m so happy to be painting! I did my first outside painting a few weeks ago. Unfortunately it was a little windy I turned for a moment and the painting flew off into a river! Lucky it was shallow so I caught my way across slippy stones to retrieve it! However the painting was in great condition and remained where I had painted so phew! I really enjoyed it and although my landscapes are more quirky than fine art images, I

I have been very busy lately creating a new range of signs and art on Wellington boots. I am reminded when I do these of mindful practices. I say this because I’m so relaxed after I have completed them. Normally completely knackered too! With slate it’s a wonderful material to paint on and something smooth and calming. With wellies it is along process but the end result is fabulous! They are going to be plant pots, umbrella holders and door stops! Quirky eh

I wanted to share a heart warming experience I had recently. My art isn't fine Art, but it captures the image I am painting. I paint so that the person who buys the painting can feel the image, not simply see it. I did a painting for someone who is partly visually impaired. She became upset, as she knew she would not be able to see the painting for much longer, as her vision is going slowly. I asked her to place her fingers on the painting and to move them around it. She sai

Hello All, I hope your all well. I thought I would share my recent journey. You may have noticed in my posts on social media or the...

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I do a variety of creative things and painting is one of them. Whenever I am being creative there are a variety of things I need to do...

Hi All I’ve been experimenting with a new possible range. Slate work I’m still experiementing but so far I really like the medium. I’ve...

My Art teacher, as a teenager, gave me the advice to look for patterns in whatever was my subject. Over time I started to observe curves,...

Welcome to my posts I will be writing about my experiences, advice, general topics of the day in the animal and painting world. Each...