My introduction to Alice’s beautiful artworks begins in a traffic jam, on a high cliff road in St Ives, Cornwall. My family were packed into the car after a day on the […]
“My heart was always in my sketchbooks” – Alice Hole
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“Watercolour is not a Munching Caterpillar” – Sarah B. Hansen
After spending the last week exchanging views on art with the brilliant Thomas Schaller – Sarah B. Hanson seems the perfect writer to continue our Art Diaries series. The same themes of […]
“Stags inspired from the Scottish family crest … Burmese-inspired block printed patterns” – the contemporary fusion of textile designer Rachel Reynolds
As we begin our new series of artist interviews, artistscribbles.com talks to contemporary textile designer Rachel Reynolds, who combines aesthetic layering of both hand-drawn and digital elements to achieve her unique contemporary […]
“Listening to Your Painting” – Thomas W Schaller
Thomas W Schaller is undoubtedly one of the foremost architectural artists in the world; that he would approach an art charity site such as ours, (which is run by a small team of unpaid […]
Art in Prison: “I cannot imagine how I would have coped without my art.”
Julio Cesar Osorio completed a degree in photography and digital imaging in 2000, but it was at age 42, whilst serving a two and a half year prison sentence, that he began […]
#Letter365 “An unfolding artwork created a piece each day for a year….”
It is a great joy for me to be able to draw attention to the #Letter365 installation by David Smith because, like so many others, I have been watching David’s art project […]
“bright white light broke through the gathering snow” – artist Stephen Rooney on his wonderful watercolour snowscape
I am so glad to be welcoming back Stephen Rooney to the guest blog spot. In a cynical age where art is often seen as a commodity, it is so refreshing to […]
