EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS
FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES

Family Facetime

Tereza Horacek

St Austell

Late July, Barley Growing Alongside The White Horse Trail

Jonathan Parnham

Wiltshire

Towards the end of lockdown, I decided to continue to walk and paint plein air along the White Horse Trail to capture the changing seasons over a full year.

Towards the Bantham at High Tide

Ellie Verrecchia

Torquay

Thank you for organising this project!

Man in Bath

Anna Calleja

Malta

Portrait of my boyfriend far away in Kent. Inspired by Frida and Bonnard.

Each Ritual Makes Demands

Neil Scott

St Ives

Changed Priorities Ahead!

Lockdown – 26.3.2020 – Marazion 2

Pam Furby

New Mill

A car journey home

Lockdown

John Eyers

St Hilary

Beachyness

Hayden Roose

St Columb Major

Escape 1

Jane Fulford

Nottinghamshire

Gulval’s Peacock meets Harisina

Ann Haycock

Penzance

A new puppy in early May changed my way of looking at lockdown

Animal Crossing Fun!

Holly Pitman

St Columb Major

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.

Frontdoor Flowers

Penelope Young

Penzance

No Contact : Hands Lips or Eyes

Judy Logan

Cambridge

Bird Listening Through Lockdown

Kate Tunstall

Huddersfield

Daily dog walks in the woods. I learnt the sounds birds make – you rarely see them

The Evergreen Everyday

Jylly Friggens

Newcastle

Throughout lockdown I scavenged the hedgerows daily and made these

My Summer Time Pond

Ann Haycock

Penzance

During Lockdown I was so very thankful for having a garden to escape to and enjoy the outside space. (Lots of people were not so fortunate).

That Small Joy

Katrina Naomi

Penzance

Cynara I

Nikki Griffith

Kent

Member of hART group

Party Is Over – Humans Are Back

Phyllis Solis

Penzance

2020 Memories

A Shadrick

St Buryan

Separation & Isolation: 2020 – II

Sandra Boreham

Constantine

First attempt at cyanotypes – dealing with living alone during lockdown.

Looking Out of Windows

Tereza Horacek

St Austell

Poem, The Bounty Hunter

Skye Hill

Northants

Lockdown Hauntology

Jason Hirons

Plymouth

Its hard to remember sometimes that change is a constant, and times will get better

Normality

Agnieszka Blonska

Mousehole

This is a great project. What an archive, a real capsule of time. Thank you.

Not a Self-Portrait

John Pestle

Newlyn

Ice Cream At The Tin Tabernacle – Hythe

Monty & Me

Kent

Garden Views

Meera Tailor

Ink pen illustration

Textile Ideas 3. Block Printed

Jane Michell

St Buryan

Crisis I

Ruth Urbanowicz

Brighton

Realised how urgent the ecological crisis is

Our World in Lockdown

Jo Bateson

Hayle

Thank you – great idea for the exhibition

Water Meets Other Water (3)

Barbara Karn

St Just

Drawn with ink, water and earth

Athena Reckons She Will Have To Send Four Owls Across The Rockies This Year

Angela Hodgson

London

Messing about with colour at Tea, Cake & Art is one of life’s great pleasures. Thank you Alice, The Exchange, et al.

Home Education

Oska Graham

Newquay

Lloyd Park, Walthamstow

June Prunty

London

Eimaan Bhinder

Salford

Am Asylum Seeker – still waiting

Listening To Hendrix Making Art

Bodie Graham

Newquay

Zooming

Soraya Smithson

Lincolnshire

Absent

Honor Carter

Wiltshire

Two of three

Grey Area

Honor Carter

Wiltshire

One of three

Inside

Bill van den Ijssel

Somerset

Instagram: vandenijssel

Ignite

Kathryn Stevens

Bristol

Oil on Canvas 127 x 101 cm

Nature Calls

Layla Malik

Newlyn

Trees were my reminder of freedom

Thank you One and All!

Marlene Stevens

Penzance

Well Done!

Taking The Time To Smell The Flowers. Wild Primroses

Rowena Rees

Ludgvan

Screenprint Spring/Summer 2020

Alfombra – Guatemalan Families Association

Kathryn Gray

Wiltshire

And I’m Still Here (Bronze)

Pamela Storey

Cheshire

Breathe Again

Wendy Blanchet

Kent

Gradually, things are improving for everyone

Horsefly

Mark Nicholls

Penzance

On long local walks after lockdown, had a few bites from these critters

Lockdown Teatime

Sarah Stefanska

Exeter

Made during virtual art sessions with my family during lockdown

Pan Rack

Philip Hogben

Helston

Global “Hope” 3

Pauline Bradbury

Southampton

Thank You!

Tracks Away

Janet McWilliam

Surrey

Materials: acrylic

Washing Line

Emma Lindsay

Norfolk

Sea Owls 1

Jaki Knowles

Surrey

Escape 3

Jane Fulford

Nottinghamshire

GarretStudio.etsy.com

Briony Been Sleeping A lot

Clare Glanfield

Penzance

Travel Restrictions

Helen

New Horizons (I Know It’s Cheesy! : )

Flo Sibley

Penzance

Thanks For the Project!

My June 2020

Helen Easter- Beeken

Kent

The lockdown has given me the ‘golden opportunity’ to ‘lift’ my art as well as learn to zoom and to be alone. Hopefully my paintings have developed.

We’re On The Road To Nowhere

Kathryn Stevens

Bristol

Woman And Blue Cat

Jacqueline Jones

Mid Glamorgan

Your Actions Matter

Sarah Stefanska

Exeter

A reflection on how we all have a part to play

Pemarmic

Peter J. Mahoney

Hayle

Protect the NHS

Jacky Paynter

Hampshire

Contrasting life in the garden and political scandal

Sketcher

William Honey

Devon

Pandemic, Politics , Power 3

Toni Fazaeli

Leicester

Black Lives Matter focuses on power and the misue of it against black people by the police, and more widely by society. BLM is part of the pandemic era.

Crisis II : Famine, Fever, Drought

Ruth Urbanowicz

Brighton

How the global south is worse affected

Empty Streets

Paula Berks

Falmouth

Thank you

Plague Doctor

Jaki Marshall

Truro

From original 60cm x 30cm poster paint on cardboard

Covid Emoji

Michael Kelly

Surrey

Untitled 3

Hana Davies

Rosudgeon

Trefusis Point – Heatwave

Susan Bovington

Falmouth

Acrylic

Briony Had A New Look

Clare Glanfield

Penzance

Cars Picture Puzzles

Blair Todd

Penzance

As for many families, the weekly pub quiz on Zoom became a lockdown fixture

Covid Walk 1 (Marazion Beach)

Julie Massam

Penzance

I’m an artist living and working in Penzance www.juliemassam.co.uk

Juxtaposition

Nikki Starey

Surrey

Partner’s mother dies at home. It is Fathers Day for my dad. Oil pastels/printed

Somewhere Else

Alexandra Douglas-Morris

Surrey

I truly hope at the end of lock down the natural world has made space, freedom and kindness

Looking Out

Anna Calleja

Malta

This is a self portrait looking out from the balcony where I was in mandatory quarantine

Man Knitting, May 22 2020

Ann Kelley

St Ives

My husband knits each morning and I draw him

Poem: During Lockdown – April 2020

Valerie Canavan

St Ives

My mother Marjorie Batten was born in Newlyn

Pressed Seaweed (Found Wherrytown Beach)

Paula Cox

Penzance

New skill learnt in lockdown.- Seaweed pressing. 1

11 Miles Daily

Carys Wilson

Penzance

During Lockdown I walked and ran, I felt that even though my world had shrunk, it had also grown bigger. I explored the paths of Penwith more than ever before.

Isolated

John Eyers

St Hilary

And I’m Still Here (Silver)

Pamela Storey

Cheshire

The Point..Observing the Point..Lost the Point..Search for the Point.. Finding the Point

Laurie Finestone

Penzance

Lockdown Crochet

Penelope Young

Penzance

Still waiting to meet the baby

A Portrait Of Penzance No.2

Mary Gabriel

Penzance

Done from 7am to 9:15am on 27th March 2020 in a piercingly cold wind. Basically, this very simple picture says “I was here” on a very quiet day, the first week of lockdown.