EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS
FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
Our Leader
Rebe Winn
Ludgvan
Your Actions Matter
Sarah Stefanska
Exeter
A reflection on how we all have a part to play
Saving The Bees
Shelly Tregoning
Helson
I seem to have been saving them with sugared water this summer
MMXX – Waltz for 2020
Matt Thomason
Falmouth
Composed on a postcard
Minneapolis
Wendy Heath
Tyne & Wear
Black Lives Matter
I Feel Free in the Sea
Jo Bateson
Hayle
Thank you
North Coast to South Coast
Charlie Knight
Madron
Too Much Screentime
Marshall Somers
Helson
It is difficult not to spend too long absorbing so much digital information – especially in lockdown!
Please!
Isy Malik
Newlyn
Still Life, Inside
Vivienne Tregenza Reid
Penzance
Bluetit on a Branch
Karen Hickson Smith
Tunbridge Wells
Without the sounds of planes, when the bluetits were nesting, we could hear the flutter of their wings as they fed their young
And I’m Still Here (Gold)
Pamela Storey
Cheshire
Close To Home
Elizabeth Rozelaar
St Austell
These are just a few of my lockdown activities
Memories from Marlene (Nee Paynter) 3
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Conversation (With Social Distance)
Stephen Thompson
Kent
Oil on Card
Taking The Time To Smell The Flowers. Wild Primroses
Rowena Rees
Ludgvan
Screenprint Spring/Summer 2020
Strength and Hope in Honeycomb
Gita V. Langston
London
It’s important to feel and share hope – now more than ever
Salcombe Sunday
Ellie Verrecchia
Torquay
Thank you for organising this project!
Escape 2
Jane Fulford
Nottinghamshire
GarretStudio.etsy.com
Town and Country
John Pestle
Newlyn
Lockdown Self Portrait
Andrew Hinton
London
Got my head around a technique I’ve known about for decades
Under the Same Sun II
Georgia Parkin-Jones
Newquay
Oil on paper
New Horizons (I Know It’s Cheesy! : )
Flo Sibley
Penzance
Thanks For the Project!
A6 – 10.23am
Anna Boland
Torquay
Making visible the invisible
Quinty Marks Time
Linda King
Hayle
Rescue ferret Quinty ran across some wet cement in 2016. In 2017 she had 10 babies and I wrote a book about it. 2018 the footprints were wearing away. 2019 I moulded them and cast resin into the mould to make an exact copy painted with enamel. Finally in 2020 I covered the back with beads, in my usual style.
Communicating With The World
Sue Lewis
Portreath
Have You Paid and Displayed?
Kit Johns
Helson
Acrylic and collage on authentic vintage map covers
Zooming
Soraya Smithson
Lincolnshire
Dinner I
Victoria Bampfield-Hammond
Truro
Feeding my horse morning and evening were my only jaunts out under Lockdown
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.
Tropical Memories
Jacqueline Ensor
Saltash
From a visit to S.E. Asia 2018. Happier times!
A Portrait Of Penzance No.1
Mary Gabriel
Penzance
Edible Flowers: Borago
Sheran Dickinson
Falmouth
Trefusis Point – Mizzle
Susan Bovington
Falmouth
Acrylic
Screw
Leanne Broadbent
East Yorkshire
Working on a house renovation during lockdown and running out of building supplies!
That Small Joy
Katrina Naomi
Penzance
Photographic Transfer (Where Are They Now)
Judith Kerr
Lamorna
My Corona!
Peter Giles
St Ives
During lockdown my drawings developed
Crisis I
Ruth Urbanowicz
Brighton
Realised how urgent the ecological crisis is
My Orange Chair
Oscar Read
Tredavoe
I made this chair
Water Meets Other Water (1)
Barbara Karn
St Just
Drawn with ink and water
Looking Out of My Window in Brighton
Julie Allen
Brighton
I have done life drawing classes with Andrew in the Band Room, Penzance
A Colourful Bird
Eimaan Bhinder
Salford
I am a colourful bird, I love colours, colours of love, colours of flowers, colours of fruit and the colours of personal freedom. My nature is freedom BUT, I was trapped in a cage, a colourful cage of freedom, freedom of thoughts, freedom of choice, and personal freedom, but I only found detention, detention forever, detention of my soul, detention of my body. Where is freedom, is it freedom, a colourful cage of fake freedom
Breathe
Alison Gunn
Glasgow
Covid Veg 2
Lyn Wait
York
…Nobody’s perfect
Fish
Mike Jones
Whitecross
Lockdown has been very productive for prints
Another Long Walk
Tereza Horacek
St Austell
2 Metres
Georgia Murphy
Paul
I made this lino print at the beginning of lockdown based on how weird I felt to be social distancing
Washing Hands
Sue Rogers
Paul
woodcut @sudearty
A Lockdown To-do
Rachael Coward
Truro
Yarrow Shadows
Sarah Riseborough
Belford
My Friends’ Hands
Becky Hoghton
Bristol
Thank you!
Find a Virus Solution!
Megan Ringrose
Oxfordshire
Photograph made with bioplastic and cyantotype
The Allotment
Vicki Morley
Penzance
Untitled 2
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Save Lives
Jacky Paynter
Hampshire
Life – the known and the unknown
Memories from Marlene (Nee Paynter) My Dad 1
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Enough Now
Viv Mckee
Warwickshire
Let’s remove 2020 from our memory
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.
Please
Viv Mckee
Warwickshire
I want to meet my grandchildren
Freedom
Annelie Wood
Redruth
Equality, freedom to be who you are without predjudice or hate.
Lockdown Doodling
Ralph Oswick
Bath
Silk Purse
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Thankyou for bringing a lovely idea to people
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
Phone Doodles
Jo Willis
Falmouth
Hedgerow Daisies
Nick Parrett
Truro
Wild flowers have helped me during the lockdown. All 3 Oil on card painted with a knife
Woman And Blue Cat
Jacqueline Jones
Mid Glamorgan
Global “Hope” 2
Pauline Bradbury
Southampton
Pemarmic
Peter J. Mahoney
Hayle
Portrait Of Mick With Mask And Eye-Patch
Aly Smith
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Pencil – Graphite and colour used for all three pictures
Under The Same Sun
Georgia Parkin-Jones
Newquay
Despite these difficult times – we are all under the same sun.
The Tide Rises Silently VIII
Andrew Hinton
London
I used some materials in the studio found before lockdown to make a major new piece of work
Water Meets Other Water (2)
Barbara Karn
St Just
Drawn with ink, water and soil
Angel Of The South West
Yvonne Hingston
Falmouth
Get Orf My Land
Josie Hinton
Gorran Haven
I loved doing this.
Inter Dimensional Delirium
Charlie Adamson-Hammond
Penzance
St.Just Churchyard
Rieve Atkinson
St Just
Written in the Traditional Japanese form of Haibun (Prose paragraphs & Haiku)
Back Yard
Lamorna Tregenza Reid
Penzance
Hector And The Red Suitcase
Doreen Avenell
Suffolk
Looking forward to visiting my family in Mullion
1st Intrusion: Norwegian Form
Ann Haycock
Penzance
Made during the early years of lockdown. It felt that I was living in a Hyperreal world
Garden Views
Meera Tailor
Ink pen illustration
Grey Area
Honor Carter
Wiltshire
One of three
The Point..Observing the Point..Lost the Point..Search for the Point.. Finding the Point
Laurie Finestone
Penzance
Walk In The Woods
Jill Starey
Surrey
Photo of chalk drawing
Fifty Shades of Blue
Sonja Fairfield
Pendeen
A View from my Window
Cynara I
Nikki Griffith
Kent
Member of hART group
Untitled No.4
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Garden For Plague Lovers 2 – Scrubs Bags For The NHS
Annie Ingram
West Midlands
Brighter Days On The Way
Jean McPherson
St Ives
Invitation
Kathryn Stevens
Bristol
Pendeen Gentle Sunset
Suzi Stephens
Pendeen
A favourite spot just a short walk from home. Happy to spend time immersed in sea and sky quietly painting… for 3 nights on this one.
Daily Exercise Newlyn Gardens
Joy Elliott
Penzance
Bling Ring
Patricia
Brea
I made this for my daughter – silver with amethyst
Iris
Helen Bishop
Illogan
Combining the masses of gardening I did, along with a personal design Zine collaboration.
The Freedom of Dartmoor
Jacqueline Ensor
Saltash
When lockdown restrictions eased, our 1st open air walk
All The Houses
Flo Sibley
Penzance
Lockdown Spring
Rieve Atkinson
St Just
Written in the Traditional Japanese form of Haibun (Prose paragraphs & Haiku)
No Man Is An Island?
Phyllis Solis
Penzance
Travel Restrictions
Helen
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