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I CANT DRAW… WAYS OF LOOKING (364 pages)
ART FOR BEGINNERS #01, 10 weeks x 2 hours on a Tuesday in a village hall… Follow Hannah’s joyous and unique approach to inspiring creativity in others. “The joy jumps off every page… a very, very exciting book.”
I don’t eat chocolates, but like the empty trays. Got a big collection now…just don’t know what to make with them yet?
I just needed to bake yesterday…Cardamon shortbread and Shrewsbury biscuits…
My niece sent me these cakes through the post in a cardboard tube…they made me smile.
Now there’ll be a lot of things to show as I sort my studio shelves…
Time to make Rhubarb Pie; inspired after coming across my American Fruit Cards, seeing this vibrant pink Early Rhubarb in London, and receiving this fabulous Pie Set for Christmas. FALCON Enamelware established 1920. A classic product thoughtfully represented with seductive honesty. Great Packaging by Morse Studio. I just love to open the box and look and dream of pies… just when I’d given up trawling the markets for unchipped pie dishes. http://www.falconenamelware.com
Just in London…saw Grayson Perry: The Tomb of a Craftsman at The British Museum…one of the most fascinating exhibitions I’ve seen in a while. A good marketing idea for the BM…more than the expected Egypt. Perry had selected his objects made by unknown men and women from their collection…a chance to see things you didn’t know were there…and see how they inspired or related to his own way of looking. He writes so clearly. What an opportunity to get inside a living artists’ head. http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/exhibitions/grayson_perry.aspx
Look! A Toft’s ceramic plate was there too. http://www.thepotteries.org/potters/toft.htm
You have to look closely at these vegetables…produced in extraordinary textiles, designed by Dutch Designers Scholten & Baijings…
I’ve been collecting vegetable seed packets for years because I love the illustration and colours, thing is, they were in storage for 15 years and all went mouldy…
