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painting miniatures
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5/05/2021
Busy as a bee!
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Hello again, I hope all is well with you and yours. Spring is always a busy time, longer days and warmer temperatures are always welcome a...
12/22/2017
A very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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Wishing you all a Blessed and Peaceful Christmas, I leave you with some images of a new miniature I have been working on, inspired by Mediev...
10/13/2016
Miniature Art Exhibition
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This year I entered five of my miniature paintings into The Royal Society Of Miniature Painters Sculptors and Gravers Exhibition and wa...
3/04/2016
Moving on, older and wiser.
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Before I go any further I would just like to say how very touched I was by all the kind words of comfort and condolence. Life moves o...
10/08/2015
Mereside- New Miniature Paintings
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I recently completed a set of five miniature paintings, this time based on the flora and fauna around our local Meres; these are naturall...
9/11/2015
Last of the Summer Wine.
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The recent unexpected sunshine has brought with it the temptation to walk rather than work; it seems a shame to sit at a desk when the w...
8/20/2015
Barn Owl painting and Intaglio printing.
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August over half way through already! I am sure by now all my readers will have deserted me in my absence but for anyone still out there...
3/30/2015
Spring Forward
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On Saturday we put the clocks forward, "Spring forward, fall back" is how we remember it. We have had a few days of spring suns...
10/09/2014
The Royal Society of Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Gravers
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"Full Moon Hare" This year I decided to submit two miniature paintings for possible selection for The Royal Society of Miniatu...
9/01/2014
"Can it be True?" BBC Competition.
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August came and went in the blink of an eye and now it seems we are almost into autumn. A new term for those returning to ...
5/23/2014
Shakespeare's gardens.
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May has been a month of flowers, gardens and Shakespeare. We visited Stratford-upon-Avon to see Henry 1V part one then onto London to see ...
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