Weekly Image

Now is the time of year to see bluebells carpet our woods and there is no better place to see them than Shrawley Woods.  This pastel image is 35 x 35 cm unframed and is created from photos I took a few years ago.

A year ago I kept, and published here, a visual diary of the first lock-down – when our lives were changed forever.  A year on and I’ve decided to recreate some of the more ‘fun’ images into lino-prints under my ‘Modernity’ theme beginning with my interpretation of having a Pilates class via Zoom (now quite normal!)

This view down and across the Teme Valley from the Worcestershire way is beautiful and had to be captured!

Pastel on mount-board

35 x 35 cm unframed

40  x 40 cm framed – box framed in white wood frame

I’ve always loved the thought of this chapel ‘wedged’ between the cliffs and was delighted to see it for the first time last year. This image is created  in pastel and measures 35 x 35 cm

Such a special place – Druidstone in Pembrokeshire

Pastel on mount-board

35 x 35 cm unframed

40  x 40 cm framed – box framed in white wood frame

It was lovely, this week, to work with the beauty of soft pastels to create this view of the Malvern Hills. There is something so peaceful about working with pastels.

This collage is of the contemporary products I’ve made from my block hand printed fabric

I love happening across this priory and had the joy of walking on the Malverns this week and ‘finding’ it nestled in the hillside

Cases and deaths in America soar and Boris predicts it will be over for Christmas

More government catch phrases – ‘eat out to help out’ and ‘work out to help out’. Care homes get blamed. BAME pregnant women have more to fear AND Wales welcomed us home!