Well, it's been a lot longer than I intended since my last blog! I have been sort of distracted by the current pandemic situation. While my day to day hasn't really changed all that much, the uncertainty in the air has not helped my anxiety. I've been finding it very hard to keep up the creative momentum, but I am still working and I have a few different projects on the go at the moment. I can't reveal much about any of them yet and I haven't had any fairs or shows that I can

It's time for another feature on an artist who has influenced me. This month I have chosen Henry Moore, who is most well known for his distinctive abstract sculpture style. I know my mum likes Henry Moore, so that is probably how I was first introduced to his work. I've also spent some time studying Moore for art projects and coursework over the years. Many of his sculptures (and particularly the most well known) are based around the human form. Moore is known for his unique

This week I thought I'd make a more personal post. I've been thinking quite a bit lately about the things that drive me and inspire me to keep making art. It's not really something I'd ever thought would be more than just a hobby. I've always loved animals of all shapes and sizes. I like being around them and I enjoy just watching them go about their lives. That's why I wanted to study animal behaviour; I wanted to learn more about what makes them tick. I had thought I would