Tell Me, What Is It You Plan to Do With Your One Wild and Precious Life? 3
Anna Logan
Falmouth
Quotation: Mary Oliver
Lockdown Haiku II
Jane Sparrow-Niang
Penzance
Seeds for Change II
Amanda Slade
Penzance
During lockdown I became obsessed with these humble wild plants for their fragility and their tenacity
Sporadic Shapes #3 Abstract Shapes Series
Paige I Warrington
Falmouth
Black acrylic paintings and black card inspired by flow and freedom
Flying Eye
Ruth Collett
North Yorkshire
This is one of iPad drawings > Visual Lockdown Diary
Caring for Dad
Catherine Hawkins
Greater Manchester
Dad has Alzheimer’s and COPD. Social Care stopped in April
Enough Now
Viv Mckee
Warwickshire
Let’s remove 2020 from our memory
Briony Been Sleeping A lot
Clare Glanfield
Penzance
R Value
Simon Baker
Falmouth
The Battle outside rages
Michael Palmer
Surrey
www.michaelpalmerstudio.com
Welcome Home
Elizabeth Strachan
Kent
Living through this pandemic has made me reflect on my need to get back to my roots in the north.
Garden Visit
Sue Fish
Southampton
12th July – Visit by a daughter
Newlyn Crysede
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
History of wood pattern maker
Dementia and the Deliberation of Death – Hazel 31.5.20 Panel 3
Jonathan Woods
Penzance
Hazel 25.6.1923 – 31.5.2020. Mother died
Zoom Art Club
Kate Bowman
Sheffield
Covid Emoji
Michael Kelly
Surrey
Green
Cuthbert Willis
Edinburgh
Statistic
John Eyers
St Hilary
Infection Control
Jo Pearson
Penzance
To Stay Safe
2nd Intrusion: Another Norwegian Form
Ann Haycock
Penzance
Maybe these intrusions relate to Covid 19 upsetting my normal way of life
Lockdown Day 76
Chris Lyon
Carbis Bay
Not a self -portrait
Social Distancing
Helen
Sky Arts Portrait Artist Of The Week
Audrey Evans
Newlyn
This competition gave a lot of pleasure
Maya Works From Home
Nikki Starey
Surrey
I will miss these times. Oil pastels/printed
Trefusis Point – Windy
Susan Bovington
Falmouth
Acrylic
The Promenade Quartet No 4 The Final Analysis
Gerald Clegg
Penzance
4/4 It was fun
Cosmos
Sarah Riseborough
Belford
Our Leader
Rebe Winn
Ludgvan
Close To Home
Elizabeth Rozelaar
St Austell
These are just a few of my lockdown activities
Pink Void 1
Luke Stone
Truro
Things To Do in Lockdown II
Clive Heritage Tilley
St Buryan
Try to open the fridge quickly to check the light’s gone off
Protest Art
W Wo
Hong Kong
These stickers were supposed to be dispatched in 2019 but after July 2020, they could be illegal
A Seafood Ocean Extract
Charlie Adamson-Hammond
Penzance
As The Sun Goes Down
Katie Barber
Penzance
Community Care is Resistance
Georgia Murphy
Paul
Instagram @cactusandspoonprints
A12 – 11.47am
Anna Boland
Torquay
What would it look like if you could see the air around us?
Still Life, Inside
Vivienne Tregenza Reid
Penzance
Losing Count
Gill Cooke
Penzance
Numbers/statistics and how long has this been going on?
Untitled No.3
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Summer
Nikki Starey
Surrey
A rainy afternoon chatting in friends’ front garden oil pastels/printed
Saving The Bees
Shelly Tregoning
Helson
I seem to have been saving them with sugared water this summer
Textile Ideas 2. Block Printed
Jane Michell
St Buryan
Daily Exercise to the Big Tree and Back
Jill Temporal
South Yorkshire
Painted from memory of the route I take on my daily exercise walk
My Friends’ Hands
Becky Hoghton
Bristol
Thank you!
And The World Cried, Mary 8
Stella Benson
Penzance
During and After Lockdown (in cross stitch)
Valerie Canavan
St Ives
My mother Marjorie Batten was born in Newlyn
3rd Intrusion: Venice Lagoon
Ann Haycock
Penzance
I was intrigued by how people worked on their gardens and homes as they had a lot more time in their homes during lockdown. The platform was one of these improvements
Continuum
Angie Munro
Truro
Flowers
Becky Bound
Redruth
Untitled Blue
Anna Willis
Falmouth
This Facility Is Closed
Rieve Atkinson
St Just
Written in the Traditional Japanese form of Haibun (Prose paragraphs & Haiku)
Alfombra – Guatemalan Families Association
Kathryn Gray
Wiltshire
Locked
Janet McWilliam
Surrey
Materials: acrylic and pen
Too Much Information!
June Prunty
London
Tell Me, What Is It You Plan to Do With Your One Wild and Precious Life? 2
Anna Logan
Falmouth
Home Education
Oska Graham
Newquay
Person
William Duggan
Wellington
Persona’ is the Latin for mask…
Face Mask
Marcelle Hanselaar
London
This says it all!
Love Neighbour
Chris Lyon
Carbis Bay
Invitation
Kathryn Stevens
Bristol
Covid-19
Lesley Styles
Camborne
A poem written on the 3rd June 2020
Virused View from the Studio Window
Sara Owen
St Austell
In the days of self isolation I did a drawing each day, of postcard size
She Felt Magic
Julie Massam
Penzance
see www.juliemassam.co.uk
Pathway 3
Claire Morris-Wright
Northants
Lichen covered a path held deep in the woods since 1940 now overtaken by nature. Cracks burgeoning with new growth. A clear metaphor for the future – we should pay clear attention to the the new growth between a crack.
Monday Mindfulness Zoom
June Prunty
London
Water Meets Other Water (1)
Barbara Karn
St Just
Drawn with ink and water
Happiness Is My New Blue Wall
Wendy Heath
Tyne & Wear
A Fairer World With Added PPE
Georgia Murphy
Paul
Instagram @cactusandspoonprints
Treasures from the Lockdown beach
Rose Haddy
Helson
The beach has been our treasure trove for quality time
I Am Learning Japanese!!!
Zoe Shipley
Norfolk
The title is written at the top in Japanese
Sunshine Is After Rain
Kayleigh Charmen
Hayle
Salcombe Sunday
Ellie Verrecchia
Torquay
Thank you for organising this project!
Haemoglobin
Katie Lennon
Newlyn
Separated by Covid
Puya Mirkarimi
Newcastle Upon Tyne
My girlfriend looks better in real life (soz Triff)
Taking The Time To Smell The Flowers. Wild Primroses
Rowena Rees
Ludgvan
Screenprint Spring/Summer 2020
Untitled
Jill Pearson
Iris
Helen Bishop
Illogan
Combining the masses of gardening I did, along with a personal design Zine collaboration.
Obvara Framed
Steve Fowler
Camborne
My pots got their carbon pattern from being dipped in a fermented yeast/flour solution straight from the hot raku kiln
World Beating
Karen Foss
Penzance
Lockdown Hauntology
Jason Hirons
Plymouth
Its hard to remember sometimes that change is a constant, and times will get better
Hedgerow Daffodils
Nick Parrett
Truro
Lockdown Daffodils – wonderful. All 3 Oil on card painted with a knife
Health In Lockdown
Rosemarie Eccleston
Penryn
Global “Hope” 3
Pauline Bradbury
Southampton
Thank You!
Granphy from Afar
Rachel Edmunds
Somerset
Freedom
Annelie Wood
Redruth
Equality, freedom to be who you are without predjudice or hate.
Head of The Son of Laocoön, After Bartolomeo Passarotti 2020
Daniel Phillips
Redruth
The Ginger Tom And I
Clara Phillips
London
Completing my Master’s Degree
Puya Mirkarimi
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Safe Haven
Elizabeth Strachan
Kent
Living through this pandemic has made me reflect on my need to get back to my roots in the north
I Feel Free in the Sea
Jo Bateson
Hayle
Thank you
Green Grid
Peter Giles
St Ives
Lockdown evolution!
Edible Flowers
Sheran Dickinson
Falmouth
I began to explore the ancient origins of the Rosary prayer and its Marian flora associations. Planting the seeds of edible flowers, consuming only their etymology and beauty, I daily visited their unfolding floral solar systems as a summer ritual as arts practice, harvesting these words and images
Plant Window
Luke Packham
St Columb Major
Our World in Lockdown
Jo Bateson
Hayle
Thank you – great idea for the exhibition
Woman And Blue Cat
Jacqueline Jones
Mid Glamorgan
Trefusis Point – Humid
Susan Bovington
Falmouth
Acrylic
Crisis II : Famine, Fever, Drought
Ruth Urbanowicz
Brighton
How the global south is worse affected
Textile Ideas 3. Block Printed
Jane Michell
St Buryan
First Flight
Shaz Bridgeman
Penzance
Made with fineliner, marker, coloured pencil
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