EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS
FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES

Things To Do in Lockdown II
Clive Heritage Tilley
St Buryan
Try to open the fridge quickly to check the light’s gone off

Dramatic Lockdown Nightmare
Jill Starey
Surrey
(From her daughter. Mum kept throwing herself out of bed – dreaming of escaping)

1st Intrusion: Norwegian Form
Ann Haycock
Penzance
Made during the early years of lockdown. It felt that I was living in a Hyperreal world

Beach Bubble
Cathie Ashley
Penzance
My life is a fine balance between the domestic inside and the natural world outside

Personally Peripheral
Gill Cooke
Penzance
Being hyper-aware of what’s in my peripheral vision has taken priority over forward vision

The Future Is Bright
Marshall Somers
Helson
The world is pretty grim right now, but I know there’s a hopeful future awaiting us all!

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.

Berries With Berries
Isolde Thomason
Falmouth
Isolde is 22 months old and painted this with blackberries

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

Man Knitting, May 26 2020
Ann Kelley
St Ives
Each day in may I drew my husband for 1 minute knitting

The Performer
Janet Sainsbury
Exeter
Thinking about the uses of masks: Protection, entertainment, disguise, performance

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!

Autmn Winds
Iona Mandal
Birmingham
Inspired by Japanese haiku master Buson’s painterly, subjective style. This is a Japanese haiku. It does not conform to the 5-7-5 syllable pattern

Gulval: A Quiet Road and its Hedgerow
Ann Haycock
Penzance
The roads were uncannily quiet, no cars. The hedgerows with summer growth seemed to be even more beautiful than normal

Pandemic Equation
Pamela Storey
Cheshire
The intensity of living… everything has become to the power of Covid 19

Corona Lives #2
Augusta Chandler
London
From 11.4.20 Based on patterns on a wall I discovered near where I live on my daily walk

Unititled 2020
Caroline Wilkins
Redruth
10 prints sent out via Instagram in exchange for a donation to a food bank

Pathway 2
Claire Morris-Wright
Northants
Based on a lichen-covered path built in 1940’s 2nd W.W. as a peri path to runway. Overgrown and rewilded by nature. Cracks forming with new growth, lichens, moss, plants.

the Coming Storm
Jak Stringer
Heamoor
On the 18th March I took my Dad to his hospital appointment. On the way home we usually stopped for a coffee but because he was no longer allowed to, we got a takeaway coffee at Portreath and sat and watched the storm coming. We didn’t know what the future held.

In My Studio
Josie Moore
Warwickshire
Creative activities became even more important to me during lockdown

York, 18th July, 12:30-1:30 (Overcast, Light Drizzle to Steady Rain)
Alun Kirby
York
(Cyanotype) Shall we talk about the weather?

Taking The Time To Smell The Flowers. Wild Bluebells
Rowena Rees
Ludgvan
Screenprint Spring/Summer 2020

Bournemouth Beach – Self Distancing!
Michael Torkington
County Durham
Have not seen family or been shopping since early March – its affected us all

Scarlet Runners
Sara Roberts
Falmouth
Lockdown gave me the time to enjoy my garden and grow beans for the first time!