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Last year, I had a print brought into me.

It had great sentimental value and my visitor asked me if I could re-colour it.

This beautiful print was called Fisher folk, originally painted by Rita Cotter. She used to illustrate nursery rhymes in the 1980s.

Once I had take the print out of it’s frame, it became obvious that I wouldn’t be able to use ...


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I saw the call for entries for the Royal Academy Summer exhibition this morning and it has fired me up to enter some of my sculptures..

The theme is Interconnectedness, as those of you who know my work, this is a theme that runs through my sculptures. In fact my most recent carving that I am working on now, would work beautifully.

These are my prelimin...


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Last year my landlady asked me if I would like to buy my shop, there is a flat upstairs that I could live in. At the moment I am staying with my Mum.

This would make my idea to get involved in the training of the next generation of stonemasons one step closer to happening, as you know I already have small groups visit my shop to do activities and I go to outside eve...


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I have had such a busy year, so many ups and so many downs, but I try and concentrate on the positive things.

I completed many interesting commissions, from my sculpture of Aloy for a house in Walmer, the compass rose for Sandwich Quay, a Grotesque in the form of a family man, a leaf sculpture and bird bath for a local garden. I even repaired a Tang Dynasty terracot...


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I have been working hard to bring you so many wonderful Christmas gift ideas.

This lovely gift bag is the gift that keeps on giving, beautifully hand made, there is lots of choice as to the type of fabric and sizes, prices start at £5.

The hand painted slate letters start at £3, but the one shown is £5, resin paperweights with curious creatures, shells and...


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