A summer camp for teenagers became a pivotal event in Hillary Waters Fayle’s life. The theme of the camp was…
Author Archives: Heidi Ingram
Ali Ferguson’s inspiration comes from heirloom objects, everyday events, or even chance conversations with neighbours. As an artist, embroiderer and…
Textile art is often all about the texture. The trick is to work out the best way of using those…
Debbie Smyth is known for her spectacular stretched thread drawings. Using a hammer, lots of pins and many metres of…
Picture yourself in a favourite holiday location, a memorable urban landscape, or a tranquil viewpoint near your home. It might…
Gwen Hedley is particularly drawn to the weathered materials she finds in her coastal explorations. Walking the local landscapes, she…
A sketchbook can be a beneficial tool, the key to achieving sustained progress in your artwork. Sketchbooks can be used…
Linda F. Martin found her artistic voice through textile collage, but it took a long while to discover her gift…
Inspired by the beauty of weathered old walls, overgrown buildings and surfaces encrusted with paint, lichen or barnacles, Emily Notman’s…
With a focus on biodiversity and conservation, Kate Tume’s glittering, textured animal portraits catch your eye. The viewer is treated…
