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Henry Tomkins
If you’re wondering why I keep blogging about my birthday presents it’s because I received a few special ones this year as this birthday was a significant one. So no, I’m not just showing off how many presents I got … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends
Tagged birthday, coffee morning, hand bag, henry tomkins, Middleton, present
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Flat Cat Gallery
I don’t know where I’d be without kind people…almost certainly in a ditch somewhere. Since I have started on my illustration journey so many people have shared knowledge, experience, contacts and tea with me. Today was no exception. This morning … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged cards, Flat Cat Gallery, framed prints, Hot Chocolate, illustration, kind people, Lauder, Little Owl, prints, Stephen O'Neil, stickle brick, stockist
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Snow stops play
Here is an editorial illustration I did this week for Edinburgh University’s Insight Magazine. The illustration accompanies an article about how humans are more than a mathematical equation. Big Dreamer and I were surprised to look out of the window … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged editorial, illustration, insight magazine, mathematics, snow, swing
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Wheeeeee!
We bought Little Owl a swing for her birthday. It isn’t actually her birthday for a little while but Big Dreamer and I are rubbish at keeping secrets. Big Dreamer put it together today and Little Owl is pleased as … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Growing things, Illustration
Tagged birthday, broad beans, cosmos, Little Owl, potatoes, secrets, seedlings, sweet peas, swing
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World Book Day
This morning I spoke to an incredibly nice lady and about her stocking my cards in her exceptionally beautiful shop and gallery. The whole conversation was pleasant and positive but I still semi-died of nerves in the middle of the … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration, Making changes
Tagged adventures, being brave, illustration, Julia Donaldson, mum, nerves, selling, song, St David's Day, Waterstones, What the Ladybird Heard, World Book Day
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Making cheese
Look! We made cheese! Actual, real cheese! We were given a wonderful kit from Urban Cheesecraft for our birthdays and tried it out this week. The kit comes with instructions, a thermometer, rennet, salt, and citric acid. I especially … Continue reading
Oyster catchers
Walking down to the river yesterday I heard a familiar pee-ee-ep and then over our heads flew a flock of black and white, orange-tipped, arrows. These are the Oyster catchers who come to our valley to mate and raise young before returning to … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration, Wildlife
Tagged illustration, oyster catchers, river, spring, valley
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Pancake Day
Here is Big Dreamer flipping pancakes. We had to save our pancake day celebrations for Friday as this week has been jam-packed. I know that pretty much undermines the whole point of pancake day: the idea of intentionally pausing to … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Illustration
Tagged flipping pancakes, illustration, pancake day
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Folded clothes
There have been smiling faces on the farm because there has been a persistent drizzle all day and the ground really needs it. This evening I have been folding clothes by the fire. This is one of my favourite jobs … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged drizzle, dry ground, folded clothes, illustration, Top Gear
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