There was no way I was going to leave this boggly eyed angel in the charity shop- she came home with me!

The Moose has come home for a little while. A bit large for our house but I kind of like him!

Morning scribblings.

Bella 

Hare and close up detail.

Some more pictures from the festival- the folly in the camping field, Thomas modelling my fox scarf and Barnie thinking about doing the washing up. We had a lovely, ( if a little tiring ) weekend.

The fox and the badger looking down from the main stage at The End of the Road Festival this weekend. 

 

When I took these the security guard standing by the stage said he thought the fox looked like a chihuahua and that the person who made them could not have been a country person as they obviously didn't know what a fox looked like! Well I am a country person but you never really see foxes in the countryside like you can in towns- so maybe that will be my excuse! 

Richie in his badger mask made by me.

Scale!

Selection of beasts at Pelham House.

I have some new pieces on display at Pelham House Hotel in Lewes. There is a private view on monday the 29th August from 6- 8pm if you fancy coming along. There will be 2 other artists displaying their work in the bar and restaurant areas. For details go to http://www.pelhamhouse.com/art-exhibitions.php

Also i will have some work ( some small heads, prints and cards) at Little Talland in Firle as part of the Artwave festival. It starts this weekend. Go to http://www.firleartists.co.uk/page4.htm for more details.

It's taken nearly 2 weeks of extremely hard work but the giant heads are nearly ready! 

It has not been the best drying weather this last week for paper mache but the rain looked pretty on the roses today.

work in progress last week.

Fantastic vegetable monsters at the village Flower Show.

It's been a while since i last updated my blog. I have been very busy and tired out with work and summery things and also a very special something i'm making at the moment but can't really say what it is until february! There is a nice interview with me about my work on the Flamingo magazine website at http://www.flamingomagazine.com/emily-warren