Visual Note Book

"Blue Fish, Gold Fish"

Sold December 2012

"Green Fish"

Sold November 2012

"Distant Blue"

Now on display at Trevose Harbour House

 

"Blue Waters"

Currently framed and displayed in the Gallery

 

"Early Evening"

Sold Easter 2013

 

"Stargazey"

Sold December 2012

Now living at "Stargazey Cottage, St Ives

 

"Skeleton Fish"

Sold April 2013

More fish, please

"Big Fish" (Sold)
A terrible photograph as it was already framed when I took it but I hope it shows some of the layering
It was bought by Mr & Mrs Andrews for their home in Hain Walk, St Ives

"Blue Fish" (Sold)
This one swam away to live in Germany with its new owners :-)

Monoprints In Development

"Filigree IV" (Top Right) (Sold)

"Horizon" (Top Left) (Sold)

"Two Fish" (Top Left) (Sold)
Now lives with Jennie Unsworth in London, she also bought "Pale Shadow" (not pictured)

"Filigree Fish" (Left)
Now on display in the gallery window
£110 framed NOW SOLD

"Night Dance" (Right)
Now on display in the gallery
£70 unframed or £110 framed

Here are the Filigree Fish monoprints in various stages of completion down on the drying racks at the Porthmeor Print Studio earlier this year. Many of these have been framed and sold over the busy summer season, I think I have managed to take a quick photo of them at the point of sale as a record! 

I'm so pleased with the way this little series of prints has been received 

as I thoroughly enjoyed making them.

Filigree Fish

I've been thinking of a new symbol to cut into my lino-block, something to compliment the filigree heart I have been working with for a couple of years now. I think I have found it in these gorgeous little fish charms, hope to incorporate them into some monoprints I made yesterday at the Porthmeor Print Workshop.

Dryads......

Inside the Balloon Room at Tate St Ives

We finally made it into the fabulous installation at the Tate St Ives. I've been promising the girls for ages and we were walking past yesterday so grabbed the moment. It was the best £6.50 I've spent in ages, as you can see they loved it. I thought the little one would be a bit freaked out by it, the balloons are about 7 feet deep in places, but she only held my hand for a little while before taking off, swimming and shrieking through the room.

It's chaotic and does bad things to your hair. You can feel the staff struggling to retain control over the piece and lots of people prefer to observe rather than participate. But we loved it!

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