EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS
FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
Coastal Pathways
Pip Barfield
Constantine
I walked many parts of the local S.W. coast path during lockdown. These images are in my mind. Collected bits of china in the fields too!
Untitled No.1
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Lockdown Day 76
Chris Lyon
Carbis Bay
Not a self -portrait
A12 – 11.47am
Anna Boland
Torquay
What would it look like if you could see the air around us?
Sunset at My Lockdown Window
Lesley Styles
Camborne
Photograph June 2020
Looking Out
Anna Calleja
Malta
This is a self portrait looking out from the balcony where I was in mandatory quarantine
1st July 2020 HK, New Flag
Winnie Chan
Exeter
Together
Sue Watt
Cardiff
For those we lost in lockdown
Taking The Time To Smell The Flowers. Wild Primroses
Rowena Rees
Ludgvan
Screenprint Spring/Summer 2020
Tessuto
Rachel Basey
Redruth
New to machine stitching
Lots of Little Islands
Luke Packham
St Columb Major
Hidden
Honor Carter
Wiltshire
Three of Three. The works all refer to the emotional states experienced during lockdown
Time Waits
Alison Gunn
Glasgow
Nature Calls
Layla Malik
Newlyn
Trees were my reminder of freedom
Flowers
Becky Bound
Redruth
Garden Views
Meera Tailor
Ink pen illustration
Skype Storytime
Sue Platt
Plymouth
For Bella and Huey
Travel Restrictions
Helen
Completing my Master’s Degree
Puya Mirkarimi
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Counting
Sarah King
Totnes
Pathway 1
Claire Morris-Wright
Northants
These walks are all based on a lichen covered pathway hidden in a forest near my home. I am researching and watching the seasonal changes over 2yrs. clairemorris-wright.com
The New Tumble
Ben Chapman
Bristol
Boatyard – Lockdown II
Victoria Burton-Davey
Praze-an-Beeble
Rockpool
Iona Mandal
Birmingham
I love writing Japanees haikus and English ones too. This is an English haiku conforming to the 5-7-5 syllable pattern
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
Lockdown Routine – Eat, Sleep, TV – Repeat
Katie Brewin
Leicester
Thank you
Global “Hope” 3
Pauline Bradbury
Southampton
Thank You!
The Tree of Life
Penny Knapman
Dorset
Life goes on and love endures all
Mask Anyone?
Sue Fowler
Camborne
All masks made frtom old clothes etc
Things To Do in Lockdown II
Clive Heritage Tilley
St Buryan
Try to open the fridge quickly to check the light’s gone off
Bossiney Cove, Cornwall
Rachel Edmunds
Somerset
Towards the Bantham at High Tide
Ellie Verrecchia
Torquay
Thank you for organising this project!
Serendipity #2
Amelia Penhaligon
Illogan
Negative space · spontaneous mark making · printmaking · layered monoprint · shape, pattern and texture · colour composition. Amelia used her hands and fingers for this postcard.
Gone Fishing
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Isolation (Chrysalis) I
Brenda Ullrich
Isle of Wight
Inside the chrysalis your ideas about yourself dissolve and life itself takes over.
Yarrow Shadows
Lucy Hawkins
Somerset
Painted in socially isolated caravan whilst visiting family not seen in a while
Summer Has Arrived!
Julie Williams
Hythe
Thank you for organising this!
Fastest Hot Chocolate Half Marathon
Charlie Knight
Madron
Some Days Are Like This
Lynda James
Penzance
Continuous machine embroidery (except for the red face, of course)
Never Trust A Door Handle
Judi Rea
Penzance
At the beginning of lockdown I fell and bruised my back on a door handle – my personal lockdown
Sir John Knill Celebrations, St Ives
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Dementia and the Deliberation of Death – Hazel 31.5.20 Panel 3
Jonathan Woods
Penzance
Hazel 25.6.1923 – 31.5.2020. Mother died
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
Harisina Looking Over the Top of a Cornish Hedge
Ann Haycock
Penzance
Lockdown walks just 5 minutes from my home became so much more interesting after Harisina’s arrival
Solace In Nature
Debra Hankins
Newlyn
Some of our mementos from our day walks
Just a Thought
Jason Hirons
Plymouth
Something I wrote in response to the debate around momuments and memorials
Party Time In Lockdown
Julie Wagstaffe
St Ives
Water Meets Other Water (1)
Barbara Karn
St Just
Drawn with ink and water
So Busy, So Fat!
Shelly Tregoning
Helson
Been saving bees mostly this summer
Oak Cell (Oak Series 2)
Bimba Champion
London
These drawings are inspired by 250 year old oak tree at my allotment
And The World Cried, Mary 1
Stella Benson
Penzance
Me
Eimaan Bhinder
Salford
Am Asylum Seeker – still waiting
Untitled Blue
Anna Willis
Falmouth
Upside Down World
Ann Haycock
Penzance
Its how lockdown felt to me
Covidiot – Definition
Cavolyn Day
Buckinghamshire
Plague Doctor
Jaki Marshall
Truro
From original 60cm x 30cm poster paint on cardboard
First Flight
Shaz Bridgeman
Penzance
Made with fineliner, marker, coloured pencil
Losing Count
Gill Cooke
Penzance
Numbers/statistics and how long has this been going on?
The Unmasked Scream After Munch
Angelo Pizzigallo
Kent
A comment on the present dystopian state, A dark moment but with a sense of humour!
Sporadic Shapes #2 Abstract Shapes Series
Paige I Warrington
Falmouth
Black acrylic painting inspired by flow and freedom
Movement Drawings
Anna Willis
Falmouth
Dream(E)Scape – after online life drawing
Peter Delaunay
Truro
Who didn’t want to escape lockdown???
White Raven
Graham Daniels
Oxfordshire
I am isolated at home waiting for major heart operation
Morvah Flow
Anthony Frost
Morvah
Monoprint, hand tinting (acrylic) painted onto thin sheet of plastic and pressed on to card and hand tinted
Mindfulness
Anna McClary
St Buryan
Quote from “Nighttrain to Lisbon” by Pascal Mercier
The Monster Of Cornwall
Tegan
Hayle
During and After Lockdown (in cross stitch)
Valerie Canavan
St Ives
My mother Marjorie Batten was born in Newlyn
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.
South Zawn In Lockdown
Suzi Stephens
Pendeen
From the start of lockdown. The Cornish clifftops became a refuge – there I find peace of mind in being with nature, painting the beauty and pureness of it
Garden For Plague Lovers 3 – The Apothecary Rose
Annie Ingram
West Midlands
Susan’s Story
Delpha Hudson
Penzance
This is part of a series of watercolour and ink ‘lockdown’ stories; a series painted for people during lockdown, using their stories
Night Boat
Hana Davies
Rosudgeon
Untitled 4
J Holland
Lockdown Valley Over To Goldsithney
Vivian Jones
Cockwells
Very glad to take part. Thank you
Changing World
Molly Oliver
Camborne
Home can be a safe but bleak place
Dignity
Arthur Hulett Blackstock
Newlyn
Untitled
Jill Pearson
Make Time To Be Creative
Helen Bishop
Illogan
This represents my new skill learned lockdown – laser cut wood designs
Lockdown Haiku I
Jane Sparrow-Niang
Penzance
Thank you!!
Stop Motion Star Wars
George Gibbard
Derbyshire
It took 627 photos to make Chapter 1. You can watch the full videos at ‘Chicken Meldrew Productions’ on Youtube
Screw
Leanne Broadbent
East Yorkshire
Working on a house renovation during lockdown and running out of building supplies!
Gardens Can Grow Anywhere
Daisy Burke
Hayle
Lockdown Sketch of Lane
David Holmes
Shropshire
View from a Northumberland Window
Andrew McCoull
Northumberland
This view gave me pleasure every day during lockdown
Please!
Isy Malik
Newlyn
Selfie Obsession (2)
Marshall Somers
Helson
Edible Flowers: Calendula
Sheran Dickinson
Falmouth
Crisis III : Fire and Flood
Ruth Urbanowicz
Brighton
I became more aware of the ecological crisis during lockdown
Pumpkin Story I
Catherine Dennis
Portreath
First 4 Illustrations Montage -It took AGES, wrong paint, wrong paper, wrong size!!
Memories from Marlene (Nee Paynter) My Dad 1
Marlene Stevens
Penzance
Roots, Hyphae, Larvae
Catherine Beazley
Penzance
Next Spring
Vicki Morley
Penzance
Virus in My House
Keith Brisland
Penzance
Little Green Tomato
Faith Constantine
Modbury
Lockdown Doodling
Jo Willis
Falmouth
Lockdown phone call doodling begins, inspired by Toby
North Coast to South Coast
Charlie Knight
Madron
Untitled No.6
Maddie Jones
Hayle
Gulval’s Peacock meets Harisina
Ann Haycock
Penzance
A new puppy in early May changed my way of looking at lockdown
We’re On The Road To Nowhere
Kathryn Stevens
Bristol