Flocked
These are the pieces I will be showing at the “Flocked” exhibition at the Craft Gallery, Dartington Cider Press Centre, with 7 other artists. You can find out more details about the exhibition here .
![How-The-Sky-Becomes-Blueweb](https://katerattray.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/how-the-sky-becomes-blueweb.jpg?resize=500%2C337)
![Larks-for-web](https://katerattray.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/larks-for-web1.jpg?resize=500%2C338)
![lost-lark(web)](https://katerattray.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/lost-larkweb.jpg?resize=500%2C340)
![Tbwbtd](https://katerattray.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/tbwbtd.jpg?resize=500%2C336)
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These are the pieces I will be showing at the “Flocked” exhibition at the Craft Gallery, Dartington Cider Press Centre, with 7 other artists. You can find out more details about the exhibition here .
This commission for a private customer was a delight to make. My clients wanted a mosaic for their wall outside their house. After initial discussions by email and a site visit I made three drawings and they chose this one. As my clients didn’t want very strong or bright colours I chose to use stained…
That mottled sky that inspired “Where The Flying Things Go” (see last post) led to another mosaic, more relevant to the mottled or “mackerel” sky as it is known. It is known as mackerel as the cloud formations resemble the markings on a mackerel fish. Here is another look at that sky: This time I wanted…
I’ve been working flat out for several months and now find myself completely enclosed in a Medieval fantasy. It’s weird how the more you work on a theme the more mad and obsessed you become. However I have nearly finished the exhibits for this exhibition “Traces Revealed“. I’ll be exhibiting with two Somerset artists, Alicia…
There will now be a short interval from the Sweat and Tears Olympic project while I bring you Ammerdown 2011! I am blessed once again to have wonderful students making it a great weekend! We pulled out all the stops this weekend and made mosaics for outdoor as well as indoor, and I demonstrated the indirect…
The Somerset levels and moors have been such a source of inspiration lately, not only have Egrets arrived for the first time this year (see last post) but last year saw the re-introduction of cranes to the area. Cranes were thought to have become extinct in the UK 400 years ago although they still visited…
The snow is deep on the fields, and the car is stuck in a ditch about a quarter of a mile down the road. I haven’t done much work in the last few days, and succumbed to the cleaning and sledging (guess which I would rather do!) Happy Winter Celebrations !
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A gigantic mass of birds flying in a group is always a powerful thing to see. I love how you’ve captured that! “Lost Lark” is wonderful, too – I can’t stop looking at that little guy, all alone. Nicely done!
Thank you Shannon!