Showing posts with label sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculptures. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 July 2011

Inspiration: Bleu, Blanc, Rouge





 It's Bastille Day here in France
The perfect opportunity for me to share some new work by


A favourite of mine.

 Bonne Fête !

Friday, 1 July 2011

How Green Is My Valley









Ilkley is looking as beautiful as ever and
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park continues to be one of my favourite places in the UK.
Don't miss the Jaumes Plensa exhibition if you're up North this Summer
(runs until 25th of September)
 

Have a great weekend!

Friday, 18 February 2011

Oh Willow





Bend - Twist - Curl
Weave- Wove - Woven
Beautiful natural sculptures and wall sketches
by

Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Saturday, 6 November 2010

Le Grand Show Des Petites Choses


Back to my Christmas book list if that's OK with you?
Are you acquainted with Gilbert Legrand's work?
He's a genius. A quick look at this book cover and you just know it's gonna be fun...

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Le Grand Show des Petites Choses, published by Editions Sarbacane, will introduce you to an amazing line-up of everyday "characters" brought to life by this French illustrator /sculptor's marvellous imagination. If you've been following Kickcan & Conkers for a while you"ll know that this is everything I love - extraordinary from ordinary, new from old (the 3 Rs!),poetry without words. I'll be buying this for my five year old boy Miles but it's definitely going to be a family favourite.

 Enjoy!


Found thanks to the excellent La Soupe de L'Espace

Tuesday, 21 September 2010

Fairies, Flight Aid & Wing Cramp

Quite a cushy life being a fairy nowadays

You can sport the Biggles look with pride

Don a float suit for water landings

Vac-and-skate in style

Keep fit and trim for optimum flight

and fall back on the trusty fairy launch facility when you're feeling a little low.

Fairies and machine-like contraptions - be warned, Yorkshire-based artist Samantha Bryan reckons her overactive imagination results from severe exposure to bedtime stories as a child!

Inspired by Victorian gadgetry and invention, Samantha's wonderful sculptures depicting everyday life in fairyland are made from wire, leather, found objects & collected materials. Her extraordinary objective is to realise the necessities and requirements that would be involved in 'fairy life': to provide everything a fairy would demand during its daily existence.

Samantha has thought of everything, from ground commute footwear to wing augmentation and flight support aid. It really is a joy to see!

If you're lucky enough to live or be "up North", Samantha's work is currently on display at the YSP, if you need an excuse to visit.

Tuesday, 9 February 2010

Sweet Bestiary

Flor Panichelli's handsculpted and handpainted papier mache / clay finger puppets and wall art are just divine. Go take a look for yourself. I love each and everyone of them - à suivre!



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