The Human Form

Happy to have been invited to exhibit some of my sewn life pieces in the is exhibition. Starts today and runs util the 31 October.

Artists: Rachel Collier-Wilson, Michael Cook, Tony Hall, Lyn Hodnett and Andrew Smith

Preview: Saturday 3rd October – 3-5.30pm

Gallery Open: Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday 11am-4pm

Address: The Old Station Gallery, Peak Shopping Village, Chatsworth Road, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2JE

Email: theoldstationgallery@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOldStationGallery

Twitter: @OStationGallery

Another life

Another life. #lifedrawing #drawing #instaart #creative #pencil

A photo posted by Rachel Collier-Wilson (@rachelmcw) on Sep 30, 2015 at 11:20am PDT

Back to like drawing after a bit of a break. Really enjoyed the session. Loved using the pencil to observe the body.  

Festival time!

I'm excited to have a stand at this event: 

The Old Station Gallery is excited to be hosting it’s inaugural Arts Festival in 2015. The festival will showcase the work of over 30 of the regions Artists and Artisans. The event will also provide entertainment for visitors via music and dance. There will be an Arts & Crafts station for interactive arts & crafts workshops, children will also have an opportunity to have their face painted.Visitors may also have a henna tattoo. All of the entertainment and activities at the event are free.

In addition to drawings, cards and digital prints, I've been printing up some block prints, I've even made some doggy bags.

When: Spring Bank Holiday, 10 – 5pm, Sunday 24th & Monday 25th May 2015.

Where: Within the Peak Shopping Village, including the Old Station Gallery itself.

Cost: Entry to the event is free.

Address: The Old Station Gallery, Peak Shopping Village, Chatsworth Road, Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2JE

Cat nap disturbed

I know others have this problem...paper on the table...cat instantly attracted to it as a bed for the day. The only solution - draw the damn cat!

This is our cat Tia. She's pretty friendly unless you disturb one of her (many) cat naps. I usually avoid using too much colour as I get carried away, this time I managed to restrict my pallet and hopefully still retain the energy of the drawing underneath.