Rochford Art Trail NOW ON

You will find me at Venue 10

My work is in the windows, available 24/7 for viewing

All of this work is new, not been exhibited before.

It is based on patterns found from sudoku puzzles.

Left Window

"Resolution 2" - 12" canvas panel - £45

Close up

"Resolution 3" - 12" sq canvas panel - £40

Close up

Right Window

"Resolution 1" - 10" sq canvas - £65

Close up

In the bottom cube are three of my 'postcard' pieces

Each of these is 6" x 8" - £15

They have a high quality 160 gsm paper backing

Can be displayed or posted at own risk.

I also have a postcard in the collective postcard exhibition in the

Grey Goose pub.

Saturday 17th September 2016

Art & Design Sale

I am participating in this event.

Tack Room

Horse & Groom Pub

please come along and...

Bring your cash!!

Hadleigh Art Trail - Now On - My Display

Hadleigh Art Trail

1st-11th September

Venue 26

(click here to see Guide)

Contact me:

Bev@fibre-reaction.com

If you telephone my home number please be aware its announced calls.

Below details of my work

As you step through the door, all my work is on your left.

(Trail Guides and my business cards are on the table at right of seating area)

"Which Way" - 20cm sq - £45

(Essex map base)

along with

"Traverse 1" pink - 15cm sq - £25

"Traverse 2" blue - 15cm sq - £25
(Traverse 3 is a green version, also available)

"Roaming Essex" - 18x23 cm - £45

(bookbinding techniques of Essex maps, in a panel format)

"Where Am I" - 26x36 cm - £65

(mix of urban and rural locations)

along with

"Travel Log" - book - £40

(maps which travel Scotland - Norfolk - Essex and London)

Along at the multi artist display in HOFS

"Essex Countryside" - 50x40 cm - £130

(map of Essex)

Thank you for looking

Beverley

September will be Busy

Thought I'd share a few taster images of things to come.

Prep, and delivery are starting from Monday.

Its gearing up to be busy - and as always its not the physical work that gets me, I find that doable - its switching the mind set from one thing to another.  Anyway plans are underway.  

First on the list HADLEIGH ART TRAIL  - entered very last minute and really to see how it goes.  I will have work in glass display cabinets, so you will need to go inside.  My hosts are also first time Trailers, so please visit and encourage.  I will also put a piece in the communal display at The Old Fire Station (opposite Morrisons).  It won't have new work in it, but will not have been seen in the area before.  So I'm submitting my map work, which I come back to again and again.  Here's a taster:

Following on and setting up before the above has been taken down, its time for ROCHFORD ART TRAIL.  

This year, the husband has decided to also enter.  He has never done anything of this ilk before - having been given the Library as a venue, and the foyer at that, please let me say I am not jealous, at a first timer getting a venue with lots of footfall   yeah right - I'm very pleased for him, but if he sells loads of work, I shall expect a Consultation Fee.   He's way too laid back about it all for my liking!   Here's a taster of his work.  The library is closed, Monday, Wednesday.

Its digitally altered photography.  He's very happy taking photos and spending hours altering the effects.  You will have to take a look at the one above to see it in full.

I am back at the familiar venue of the Opticians.  These people are soooo nice, and I will have new work to show.  Here's a little snippet.

I will also be taking part in the Art Fair on Saturday 17th September, The Tack Room, Horse & Groom pub.  I have never done this part of the Trail before, usually because the date clashes, last year I had 30 minutes to visit, and usually I have a meeting on the same day. So I'll give it a go, I have small sales pieces available - bring your CASH.

***All the dates, and venues are on right of blog page***

And then we move on to the hush hush stuff, so this is to be read through half shut eyes!!!

I have been offered a chance to join in with something, which excites me immensely, but I cannot reveal it, until October.  A big thrill for me, but perhaps a "is that it" for you.

The Material Girls meet also whilst the latter Trail is on...(I have 5 consecutive days where I have art related appointments, some 5 minutes, others more involved).  We will be cranking up a gear for our next project, details of which I can't share, but I have firm ideas now on what to make, (mhmmm think I can say, influenced by an Essex man in a dress) but not starting til our meeting, so as to check the brief again, in case its not the right fit.

In the meantime I need to play... so about to get fingers messy with some paint.

Catching Up

Saturday was the Embroiderers' Guild National Celebration of Stitch Day.  As mentioned in older posts,  my Branch were involved, offering sit, chat and stitch at a local library.  I participated for a couple of hours, and met some very nice people, hopefully some from the day will come along to one of our meetings.

So whilst inviting others to stitch on prepared fabrics, which I had already helped start off with some stitching... I did my own thing.  Made this.

Its very me, and I have made similar in the past.

Its given me ideas for another project.

Yesterday, in the sunshine, I went out on a research trip.

Not far from my home, down very twisty turny country lanes, is a village.  A term to use very loosely, in that its an area two parts, quite a distance apart,  consisting one street each, and each street comes to a full stop.  The road ends you can't go any further.  At one stop there's a pub, which we frequently visit... but this time we went to the other area.  The road probably has no more than 10 houses on it, all on same side.  So we went to the end to take photographs, very quiet, except today for the buzz of harvesting.

See the distant telegraph poles?

They are along the road to the other part of the village.

Its important, to remember to look up!

Lovely to chill and just be..... until..... emerging from beside the hedges, through the fields, a party of about 15 walkers.  They chose to stop and have a lunch break. 

So left them to enjoy and went on to the next planned location.  This time what is the more usual layout of a village.  A place of history, and tales of witchcraft.  Sitting high up on what passes for a hill round here, with views across the countryside.

My home is down and to the left

Brilliant sunshine, if breezy, it was point, click and hope.

So between my point and shoot camera, and himself with two camera, lenses and all sorts, I think I have enough info.  We take very different photos, I look at the texture and detail, and he looks more for composition, which is why the field photos are his, playing with new camera!

You will have to wait and see what I've been photographing and the end result... but its not the images here!

This coming Saturday is an Embroiderers' Guild meeting.  'Share a Skill'.  I believe we will have about four areas with various tasks, in response to what Members asked for.  So someone wanted beading and I said 'I can do that' - so I am!!  I believe in making contributions if you can.... and I'm sure the Members don't want to taste my efforts at cake, heck even birds reject it.