Rush Hour – Swallows
This piece was inspired by the yearly visit and occupation of our outbuildings by a group of Swallows. Every year they arrive between March and… Read More »Rush Hour – Swallows
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Fanfare of Feathers – Peacock
How can you be an artist who creates birds without including a Peacock? They are so regal, colourful and arrogant, you just can’t over look… Read More »Fanfare of Feathers – Peacock
‘Into the Night’ – Tawny Owl
I love Owls and after meeting this little Tawny Owl last summer I embarked on the next piece. After experimenting with different poses I… Read More »‘Into the Night’ – Tawny Owl
Fish Supper – Kingfisher
There are few birds in the UK as strikingly beautiful as the Kingfisher. I have only been lucky enough to see one and even then… Read More »Fish Supper – Kingfisher
Night Hunter – Barn Owl
You may have noticed by now that I have rather a soft spot for Owls, Barn Owls in Particular. This beautiful barn Owl at Screech… Read More »Night Hunter – Barn Owl
A New Website.
Its been quite a journey since last November…. I know have a new website at http://www.carymade.co.uk/ If you have been following my story, you will know… Read More »A New Website.
Sweetness & Light – Hummingbird
In my opinion there are few birds as beautiful and delicate as the Humming bird. Their brilliant throat colour is not caused by feather pigmentation… Read More »Sweetness & Light – Hummingbird
The Power of the Peregrine
It was only a matter of time before I was going to have to tackle one of the British Birds of Prey. There features are… Read More »The Power of the Peregrine
The Power of Social Media
People talk about the power of Social Media….. When I started using Twitter I never imagined the doors it could open and the opportunities it… Read More »The Power of Social Media
Preparing a Textile Piece for Framing
I have struggled for a long time deciding whether my Textiles should be hung framed or unframed; the quilting world seems to have very strong… Read More »Preparing a Textile Piece for Framing