I've always loved making cards or pictures over Easter time and during this lockdown period I wanted to do something creative with my niece during our Zoom chat. My brother keeps chickens and she loves them, so I thought we'd make something chicken themed together...

If you find you have any time to spare in central London, one of the best and easiest ways to occupy yourself, is to simply wander around aimlessly. Aimless wandering is by far one of my favourite pastimes and one which is vastly underrated. I...

The weekend before last I prepared a special workshop for a lovely client, Marie, from Sweden. It was a workshop to focus the senses; taking the time to connect with everything around us, listening, smelling and tasting. My workshops used to be much more about...

I used to do a Weekly Snaps post virtually every Sunday or Monday a couple of years ago. I never meant for it to stop, it's just that other things inevitably got in the way...

I'm currently reading Annie Proulx's book 'Barkskins' recommended to me by artist Jo Sweeting ( aka @TheStoneCarver ). I was telling her about how much I've enjoyed Willa Cather books and how the world of the American pioneers and settlers completely fascinates me on so...

For the past couple of months, part of my long daily list of things I'm meant to do has consistently included 'BLOG' along with 'Sort Photos'. I'm usually good at being on top of sorting my photos and observations but this year has felt really...

Last week I got a sneak preview of the new Azzadine Alaïa exhibition at The Design Museum in London. It’s a fantastic tribute to an incredible couturier who trained in sculpture at the École des Beaux-Arts  in Tunis and who regarded his dresses as works...

Every year during the Brighton Festival in May, masses of Brighton artists open their houses to the public to show their art, sometimes their work studios and often a beautifully curated display of other guest artist’s work. Brighton is heaving with creative talent all year...