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Christmas tree
At the weekend we headed off to the moors. The distinctive characteristics of each of the national parks in the UK is always a matter of fascination to me. From the rugged austerity of the Cairngorms to the rolling greenery … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged Cairngorms, celtic, chestnuts, children, Christmas market, Christmas tree, Dartmoor, decorations, elves, fairies, fairytales, festive feeling, fog, folktales, hats, Haytor, hill, illustration, imps, lights, mince pies, national parks, Peak district, pixies, topographical features, tors, UK, village, village hall, wind
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Inspiration
Paralysed by a huge and complimentary commission recently I was advised by a wonderful friend to go and delve into something inspiring that wasn’t illustration. The illustration world can be a bit ‘cool’ sometimes and that’s the last thing you … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration, Wildlife
Tagged 60 years, amanda richardson, anniversary, artist, Bovey Tracey, cirl bunting, collagraph, copper series, craft, craft centre, Dartmoor, Devon Guild of Craftsmen, dry point, enamelling, exhibition, fauna, flora, fragments of nature, illustration, janine parting ton, landforms, lynn bailey, mono print, printmaker, satin, silk, textiles, velvet
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