Paper salad envelope #2
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye Another stunning envelope by Paper salad to add to the collection
Summer Fabric
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye I don’t particularly enjoy shopping for clothes for myself, but it is made more pleasurable in the summer when there are so many more bright colours and patterned fabrics available. Note to self: make sure I continue to wear colourful clothes in the winter.
Fenwick’s Summer Sale
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye I walk past the Fenwick’s window most days as I go to and from my studio, and become familiar with the items in the window displays. Overnight the mannequins have been hidden by a large SALE vinyl spanning the full width of the window. The ‘poppy’ […]
All things yellow, Grace at the Farrell Centre, June 2025
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye A photo opportunity I couldn’t resist. So much yellow!
Red grout, Farrell Centre, June 2025
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye The coloured grout becomes a drawing on the wall.
Speak the truth, Delaine Le Bas, Fabricating My Own Myth – Red Threads and Silver Needles, Newcastle Contemporary Art, June 2025
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye Honesty is the best policy. This piece resonates with me as I am unable to tell lies. The guilt I feel is so unpleasant that I simply don’t tell lies!
Xanadu, Lothar Gotz, Leeds City Art Gallery
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye Positioned at the top of the staircase leading to the upper galleries, this wall painting is an excellent way of encouraging visitors upstairs. Only from upstairs are you able to get a full view of the painting.
Stone Wall Shadow
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye I’ve been enjoying a change of scenery this week, making the most of walking on country tracks and canal paths. I’ve noticed lots of skilfully crafted stone walls casting interesting shadows.
Marbling
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye Enjoyed some time in the sun reading all about marbling today. I appreciate the individuality of each and every sheet, and enjoy the conflict between the controlled patterns that can be achieved alongside the chaotic and unpredictable marks that the technique creates.
Underpass, Shieldfield
On My Radar Images that have caught my eye Surrounded by grey concrete in a residential estate, the underpass is brightened by the simple colourful architectural shapes.