Showing posts with label cut click. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cut click. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 June 2010

cut click creature edition


I've submitted hunny bunny in one of his escapades...let's see if he makes it onto the pages of the magazine!
NOTE: He'd be intolerable...he can be quite a diva!!!

Saturday, 13 February 2010

cut-click mail art exhibition


I was invited by the good people of Cut-Click magazine to exhibit in their fab show in Grimsby. The theme was "Mail Art" a subject very close to my heart as I've always decorated every single letter I've sent.
I enjoyed embroidering the envelope though given more time I would have filled the whole thing with lovely embroidered forest creatures and more.
It's enjoyable and I'm hooked.I hadn't embroidered in ages.Since I was a young child actually. Even if it is a bit freestyle...I know the ladies at embroiders guild would scream at me but like Kaffe Fassett I too am a rebel when it comes to rules of needle stitching!
Though I was nervous about it ever getting there...and everybody said :
"NO, you must stick it in an envelope!".
"But doesn't that defeat the object?" I replied.
My philosophy was and remains the following: if it gets there in one piece fine. If it doesn't then that's the process it went through to get there...and you know what...it did!
Thanks Caroline for organizing such a great exhibition!

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

munano @ Cut-Click Exhibition




They've escaped from Munano forest! Hunny bunny,Xama-Xama and Mori Mori are hanging out on the ceiling waiting to scare unsuspecting passers by...
horrid little tinkers!

Cut-Click, Anniversary Exhibition

Tuesday to Saturday, 9 to 5pm
30 June 2009 to 25 July 2009

Abbey Walk Gallery
http://www.abbeywalkgallery.com

Cut-click is an innovative online magazine for art & design. The exhibition curated by the magazines creators Daniel Baker and Caroline Twidle celebrates their first anniversary of publication. The exhibition will feature a selection of original mixed media work by national and international artists and designers who have contributed to cut-click during their inaugural year.

The exhibition is part of N.E Lincs Arts Forum Festival 2009.

http://www.cut-click.co.uk