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Category Archives: About artists.
Changing landscapes part 2 of part 3, (or possibly, part 4).
Welcome back, you’re just in time to see the feller demolish the trunk. Although it looks like a stick from here, if you compare it to the chap standing on what is left of the trunk, you can see it … Continue reading
Changing landscapes part three.
When I heard the buzz of power tools this morning I thought it was either my neighbour in his garage, or maybe the final end of no mow May on the green. I was wrong. It was April when a … Continue reading
Plate spinning.
There’s likely to be a bit of radio silence from me for a while; I am sculpting for mould making. This is one of those disciplines that takes a while on the run up. I have learned over the course … Continue reading
Oh ! Computers!
There is such a lot in the news at present about AI. When it takes over I fear I will be the first against the wall. My father bought a word processor (possibly off the back of a van) because … Continue reading
Cleanliness is next to..
I’ve just had a wonderfully frustrating few days in which I feel quite lucky to have avoided trench foot. I think I have, but it’s been a close call. I love my garden, which I have stupidly designed so there … Continue reading
Un rewilding.
If you keep a weather eye on what is happening in the world of gardening shows there is a tendency towards unfettered rewilding, which reached its nadir in some remarkably derelict gardens at Chelsea. Rewilding in the larger world is … Continue reading
Some cards.
When I’m not miniaturising, doll making, gardening or online shopping (which you should not do late at night, when tired with a credit card), (as my grandmother used to say: Don’t do what I do, do what I tell you) … Continue reading
A bit off.
Me. I am. A bit off. Pains in the guts and just a bit off. I should not be surprised. Like everyone who does regularly not enjoy good health, I dread being poorly again. I haven’t been well ever since … Continue reading
The wrong one wins.
In defiance of my sitting watching television promotes brain fog ethos, I do make a point of watching two programmes. They are: The Wrong One Wins – People and The Wrong One Wins – Places. You may know them as … Continue reading
Changing landscapes part two.
Have you found me for part two? The bloke was up the dodgy tree with what looked, from the bedroom window, like a bit of string to tie him on and a dinky little chainsaw, that didn’t look big enough … Continue reading