My Space, my time, my Gap Year.

Deciding when to  spend time in the studio was not as easy as I thought.  In the very early days I just drifted in and out of the room and whilst it  made me feel very happy,  it was not really productive. I needed to work out a selfish,  uninterrupted  routine, just...
Light the fire and let the painting begin

Light the fire and let the painting begin

Once my studio was restored, I spent wandering in and out, sitting by the fire, at the table, looking at the materials, and I got so much pleasure from being able to do this. The fire not only warmed up the bricks, it also warmed my heart. Instead of painting on paper...

The Artist and her studio

When I returned from Cornwall, with a burning desire to paint all the time, I needed to create a studio. The old empty stable attached to our cottage would be perfect. It had remained  untouched because we had no idea what to do with it, and no spare money to spend on...

A tray, paint brushes and paper

The first  miniature I  painted,  took  a few hours to complete, the second, much the same time.  I  soon discovered that not  only could I paint quickly  I was  also happy with the  results.  Over the next few weeks  I spent a few hours a day copying yet another...