Promises series

Dimensions: 6 x 4″ acrylic paint and ink on board.
A  series which looks at how short verbal exchanges made in relationships can have a profound effect
Promises 1 was sent to Moss, Norway as part of the second Twitter art exhibition organised by David Sandum @davidsandumart, follow the #twitterartexhibit on Twitter. Promises 2 and 3 were framed and sold in the UK.
I was involved in the first Twitter art exhibition in 2010/11 and am proud to have been again.
The exhibition is a collaboration between artists from all over the World and the works are diverse in style and material, all must be postcard sized.
All funds raised from the sale of works – from which the artists take nothing – supported the Moss Women’s Refuge.

Sundorne Community Day

August saw the first Sundorne Community Fun Day . . . more to come in 2012. It was a lovely day, the weather was warm and the young people of Sundorne made a unique bunting featuring their own drawings. The Bunting has been hung in the Sundorne Lantern Library and Resource Centre. The day was a collaboration between Shropshire Council, Shropshire Youth Service and Severnside Housing and was organised by Councillor Karen Burgoyne.

Drawing for Movember

During November each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men’s faces in the UK and around the world.
The aim of which is to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men.
As a lady I can’t (yet) grow a moustache, however I can draw so I have joined in with Creature Mag’s call for Movember illustrations, here’s my offering below, this was linked from the Penhaligon of London website.

Movember - Grow a moustache, raise awareness of prostate cancer, 2011

Ditherington Flax Mill

After I spent a year as one of the artists in residence at Ditherington Flaxmill, Shrewsbury Shropshire SY1, five pieces of work, drawings and mixed media became part of a very successful group show by Flaxmill Arts. The show was part of an English Heritage Open Weekend which was attended by over 1000 visitors.

The drawn images below have been printed in an edition of 5 on acid-free paper in archival ink. Please enquire to buy.

Graphic pen on paper 200 x 210