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Category Archives: Illustration
Craft Fair
Next Saturday I will be at the North Middleton Craft Fair so if you’re in the area do come along. There will be lots of local crafts people. I will be bringing along all my Sheep paraphernalia, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged christmas cards, craft fair, illustration, local crafts
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Local characters
Most places have some great local characters. I remember Xylophone Man when we were in Nottingham. When he sadly passed away he was commemorated with an engraved paving stone outside M&S, where he used to sit. Edinburgh is no different. … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged cycling, edinburgh, illustration, Night Owl, nottingham, Xylophone man
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Dramatic skies
Little Owl and I sauntered home behind a tractor carrying hay bales. We didn’t mind because we could take in the dramatic evening. Wheeling flocks of seagulls, seeking escape from the stormy seas, made black patterns against the gold and … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged henderson's, illustration, maps, sea, seagulls, snow gates, storm
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Wannabe Wizards
Remember that long piece of wood Big Dreamer had collected from our weekend woodland walk? The one he was going to fashion into a Gandalf-type staff? He had left it leaning against the house outside the front door. It clouted … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged gandalf, headaches, illustration, shaun tan, tales from outer suburbia, wizards
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Sticks and shoes
Today we went for a great walk in the woods. Big Dreamer found a long piece of wood which he intends to turn into a staff like Gandalf’s from Lord of the Rings. We drove home with it wedged through … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged coal shed, illustration, jackdaws, kindling, Lord of the Rings, nests, new shoes, staffs, winter fuel
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First week back
First week back at college and it was straight down to business. We were given a three day project in which we collaborated with graphic design students to produce a zine in response to a randomly chosen location in Edinburgh. … Continue reading
Beetroot recipes
It is still blustery and showery here today. I watched two buzzards circling each other on the thermals. They looked majestic against the dark brooding sky. I have been meaning to blog about beetroot for a while. Vegetable growers are … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Growing things, Illustration
Tagged baked tarts, beetroot, coleslaw, dips, recipes, vegetables
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A blustery day
What a blustery day! I’ve just rescued a duvet cover from the wood at the bottom of the garden. I’ve decided it’s safer to dry it over the bannisters than on the washing line. Autumn is definitely here. Little Owl … Continue reading
Posted in Growing things, Illustration
Tagged illustration, runners, strawberries, windy weather
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Blog Wall @ Raft
Here is my contribution to the Raft exhibition in Glasgow. We went over yesterday to set up. For those who have been following my blog regularly there will be a few familiar images in these photos. I was asked to … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration, Uncategorized
Tagged blog wall, glasgow, illustration, raft
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Raft
This morning Little Owl rode on my shoulders over the wet fields to Toddler Group. With the start of the new term the conversation between the mums turns to the survival of the village school and whether the number of … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged exhibition, glasgow, illustration, new shed, raft, villages schools
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