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Tom & Luna
My first meeting with Luna – I’ll try not to be such a yawn next time!!
Great Auntship
Tom my nephew ( well one of them ) with his daughter Luna, born December 30th 2013. Matching spotty outfits – maybe dalmatian but more likely some sort of cat. Leopard maybe – not real of course. Lovely photo.
Hurray for Apple!
Originally posted on northoneartist:
Just back from One to One Session 4 at Apple Covent Garden. Now our entire library of images, mainly paintings is on my new computer. When I think back to how expensive and difficult it used…
Early Ambitions!
My first book! It’s so funny to see this and it shows how people don’t really change – even at 7 or 8 ( think I was about that age ) I was a bit (!) of a control freak … Continue reading
Drawing & Painting Buildings
Originally posted on northoneartist:
I’d forgotten how much I enjoy drawing buildings – until I was reminded today about some work I did a couple of years ago. The Royal Albert Hall and Grays Inn. Maybe it could be my…
Favourite Books
Originally posted on northoneartist:
At Spitalfield’s Market yesterday I found a copy of this book ‘Mr Papingay’s Caravan’ by Marion St John Webb. I loved this book and others by the same author when I was little – well I…
Garden
Originally posted on northoneartist:
First is a plant grown from seed – saw it at Sissinghurst but plant I bought died in the winter, so for some crazy reason managed to get seed from California and one survived. First…
Shepherd Market
Originally posted on northoneartist:
Quite fun being in a gallery for a few days – you see people going past and some notice pictures and some don’t – if you have to get their attention to even get them in…
54 The Gallery,Shepherd Market – TODAY!
Originally posted on northoneartist:
Come along and see over 100 paintings and prints by 20 different artists. Prices from very small to a bit more – but all fantastic and a great opportunity to buy direct from the artist. There…
£’s, shillings and pence
Someone asked me about old money – they didn’t know (how could they – too young) about 12d in a shilling, or 10s., or that 20s. made a pound (£1.00). Or that once upon a time there was a 10 … Continue reading
Mrs Potts the Painter's Wife 