EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS
FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
Conversation (With Social Distance)
Stephen Thompson
Kent
Oil on Card
One a Day
Cat Gibbard
Penzance
During lockdown I walked for an hour every day at low tide – St Michael’s Mount was my halfway point
Pathways And Flower Borders
Jennifer Dagworthy
Teignmouth
Thank you for inviting me to take part
Listening To Hendrix Making Art
Bodie Graham
Newquay
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
Ducks Of Millpond
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Due to a printing malfunction this picture looks like an oil painting but I like it
Movement Drawings
Anna Willis
Falmouth
Lockdown Sketch of Lane
David Holmes
Shropshire
Falmouth For Equality
Amy Almeida
Norfolk
Inequality, predjudice and racism will not be tolerated at our university!
Oasis In Lockdown
Marion Gomm
Penzance
On the Trail (Camel Trail)
D Shadrick
St Buryan
Our first big trip out after lockdown
I Feel Free in the Sea
Jo Bateson
Hayle
Thank you
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.
Seeds For Change I
Amanda Slade
Penzance
During lockdown I became obsessed with these humble wild plants for their fragility and their tenacity
Personally Peripheral
Gill Cooke
Penzance
Being hyper-aware of what’s in my peripheral vision has taken priority over forward vision
From Pond To Fire Pit
Kim Hobbs
Bristol
Trefusis Point – Mizzle
Susan Bovington
Falmouth
Acrylic
Unititled 2020
Caroline Wilkins
Redruth
10 prints sent out via Instagram in exchange for a donation to a food bank
Nine of Spades in Red, Yellow and Blue
Jill Temporal
South Yorkshire
During lockdown I accepted a project of art prompts, one such prompt was my reaction to the nine of spades.
Barley Fields to the Creek, Gulls Overhead.
Pip Barfield
Constantine
I spent time walking to Scott’s Quay and collecting feathers for art; collages during lockdown. Love barley beards.
Pandemic, Politics , Power 2
Toni Fazaeli
Leicester
The Dominic Cummings situation where politics over-rode the rules for the pandemic. I have superimposed Black Lives Matter – taking the knee and holding the arm and fist high.
Our Leader
Rebe Winn
Ludgvan
Counting II
Sarah King
Totnes
Things To Do in Lockdown II
Clive Heritage Tilley
St Buryan
Try to open the fridge quickly to check the light’s gone off
Plant Window
Luke Packham
St Columb Major
Monument to Table Football
Roger Towndrow
Truro
Leaper Owl on Plinth 3
Jaki Knowles
Surrey
The Evergreen Everyday
Jylly Friggens
Newcastle
Throughout lockdown I scavenged the hedgerows daily and made these
Friendship
Tamzin Moloney
Bath
Our pets have always been our closest friends but through iockdown this elevated to new levels
Transition (Month 4) – 2 of 3
Mark Ingram
West Midlands
Coping by renovating my motorcycle
When Time Stops
Victoria Reece-Romain
Liskeard
My Many Walks
Annelie Wood
Redruth
An Abstract view combining the different walks I took during lockdown
We Mask Ourselves
Grace Woy
Hong Kong
Man Knitting, May 26 2020
Ann Kelley
St Ives
Each day in may I drew my husband for 1 minute knitting
Mid April, White Horse Trail, Wiltshire
Jonathan Parnham
Wiltshire
My lockdown walks along the White Horse Trail has helped to highlight the subtle change of the seasons
Edible Flowers: Calendula
Sheran Dickinson
Falmouth
Cynara I
Nikki Griffith
Kent
Member of hART group
Hotline
Amanda White
Penzance
Lockdown Loneliness
Michael Torkington
County Durham
Lockdowns been tough – 79 year old widower
Seeds for Change II
Amanda Slade
Penzance
During lockdown I became obsessed with these humble wild plants for their fragility and their tenacity
Lockdown – 26.3.2020 – Marazion 3
Pam Furby
New Mill
A car journey home
Water Meets Other Water (2)
Barbara Karn
St Just
Drawn with ink, water and soil
Night Boat
Hana Davies
Rosudgeon
Blooming Marvellous Clematis – best blooms in spite of lockdown
Clare Oborne
Kent
Corona Lives #5
Augusta Chandler
London
From 11.4.20 Based on patterns on a wall I discovered near where I live on my daily walk
Caring for Dad
Catherine Hawkins
Greater Manchester
Dad has Alzheimer’s and COPD. Social Care stopped in April
Hurt
Graham Daniels
Oxfordshire
“She weeps for the earth”
Hector And The Red Suitcase
Doreen Avenell
Suffolk
Looking forward to visiting my family in Mullion
Covid Isolation 3
Rod Walker
St Levan
Tessuto
Rachel Basey
Redruth
New to machine stitching
WAC Saves The Day
Graham Lewis
Penzance
Briony Had A New Look
Clare Glanfield
Penzance
Solitude
Roy Perry & Lisa Wagner
St Just
Study in pencil and water colour for a still life of plastic spheres and horses with furze stems.
Memories from Marlene (Nee Paynter) My Dad 1
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Friends & Family Zoom In
Margaret Deans
Praa Sands
Virtual meetings are good
The Game We Played All During Lockdown
Oscar Read
Tredavoe
Aged 8
Queue
Sarah Hill
Northants
2020 Vision
Jane Fulford
Nottinghamshire
The everyday deadly… GarretStudio.etsy.com
Sequential
Ben Chapman
Bristol
Owl, Bat, Flag, Axe
Alun Kirby
York
(Cyanotype) We see things differently now
Lola
Alexa Luna Malik
Newlyn
Covid Emoji
Michael Kelly
Surrey
Stork
Iona Mandal
Birmingham
This is a Japanese haiku. It is inspired by Issa’s style of humour
Negative News
Soraya Smithson
Lincolnshire
Locked
Janet McWilliam
Surrey
Materials: acrylic and pen
Escaping Lockdown
Rachel Edmunds
Somerset
I didn’t think to prime the paper or paint it on oil paper until after I’d done it!
Burning of The Clocks
Ruth Hawe
West Sussex
Just a Thought
Jason Hirons
Plymouth
Something I wrote in response to the debate around momuments and memorials
The Circus Still Life
Laurie Finestone
Penzance
Summer Storm
Naomi Eastman
St Erth
Sea Owls 2
Jaki Knowles
Surrey
Shoot Me If I Ever Decide To Do This Route Again
Charlie Knight
Madron
Sporadic Seasons – monoprint background
Rachel Basey
Redruth
New to hand stitching! A learning curve…
After Exams In Durham
Triphena Axworthy
Bude
Roy Paints, Perhaps the Cliffs of Hartland
Liberty Smith
Bristol
This was made by my father, Roy Collins, who painted it during lockdown, when he also began to suffer from rapid onset dementia
Grey Area
Honor Carter
Wiltshire
One of three
Key Words
Harriet Wilson
Hayle
Maya Works From Home
Nikki Starey
Surrey
I will miss these times. Oil pastels/printed
In Praise of the Window Box
Roger Towndrow
Truro
Keeping Busy
Kathryn Gray
Wiltshire
My Self
Scarlett Jaggard-Smith
St Just
3/3
The New Normal
Shaz Bridgeman
Penzance
Made with fineliner, watercolour, marker
International Travel
Michael Palmer
Surrey
www.michaelpalmerstudio.com
Dreams Of A Big Open Space
Paula Berks
Falmouth
Thank you
Hand in Day
Elizabeth Saskia Langley
Truro
People can find me on @elizabethsaskialangley on Instagram
Choose Love
Fran and Melia Ford
Penzance
By Melia age 9 and Fran age 39
Botallack Botany
Lucy Hawkins
Somerset
I’ve had time to paint
Lloyd Park, Walthamstow
June Prunty
London
Lockdown Hauntology
Jason Hirons
Plymouth
Its hard to remember sometimes that change is a constant, and times will get better
Lockdown Easing – Back On The Beach
Margaret Deans
Praa Sands
Sea of freedom
Untitled Blue
Anna Willis
Falmouth
Hidden
Honor Carter
Wiltshire
Three of Three. The works all refer to the emotional states experienced during lockdown
Corona Year
Eimaan Bhinder
Salford
Am Asylum Seeker – still waiting
Lockdown Day 76
Chris Lyon
Carbis Bay
Not a self -portrait
A Beach Walk
William Honey
Devon
Pigeon Post
Ralph Oswick
Bath
lockdown = more birdlife. Pigeons were chatting away!
Grieving Family
Keith Brisland
Penzance
A Close Friend
Me
Eimaan Bhinder
Salford
Am Asylum Seeker – still waiting
Community Care is Resistance
Georgia Murphy
Paul
Instagram @cactusandspoonprints
Untitled
Jill Pearson