My Lion – progress report 3

Bykaterattray March 24, 2010

What mosaic and dentistry have in common!

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0hofWDMRgI]

Picking Up The Pieces – The Clean Up Birds

Bykaterattray March 6, 2020September 10, 2021

I have made three new birds for a group mosaic exhibition “Picking Up The Pieces” with South West Mosaic Artists, currently showing at Cockington Court, Torquay. As usual I interpreted the title of the exhibition quite literally. I imagined what the world would be like after the apocalypse (here I am again, all doom and…

bird mosaics | leaf mosaics | mosaic art

Exhibition at “exhibit a”

Bykaterattray September 5, 2009

This is part 3 of “Spirit of the Leaves” currently on display with part 1 and 2 and three other pieces of work at “exhibit a” 25 King Street, Frome, Somerset. The exhibition runs until October 10 , 2009

animals | bird mosaics | mosaic art | videos

Post Lion activities

Bykaterattray June 17, 2010

I am having a “quiet “ week this week. Zillion is now prowling Kingsmead square with a painted lion called Uhuru. And now my workshed seems huge! I gave it a good clean up ready for my next project which I am now about one quarter of the way through. It is a commission for…

mosaic art | sun mosaics | sunsets | trees

Back in the Woods

Bykaterattray August 29, 2011

I sold my forest mosaics soon after the beginning of the Forest Exhibition at the Opus Mosaic Gallery in Exeter, and thought it would be good to make some more. I walk in woods quite often around Somerset and take photos as I go. I chose some photos to work from, made quick 2 minute…

mosaic art

Up, up and away!

Bykaterattray June 24, 2010

I have lived in the middle of the Somerset countryside for 11 years now, before that I lived in rural Devon for most of my life, with a few teenage years in cities and towns. When I was a child we would spend our summer days by the beach – about an hours drive away….

The Propagation of Birds

Bykaterattray April 9, 2018January 5, 2020

As I was returning from one of my daily walks around the lanes and fields in December last year, full of wonder and awe at the grey skies and the skeletons of trees, I found myself being fascinated by the hedge tops holding on steadfastly to the few remaining leaves from the summer. The light…

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Helen Nock says:

March 25, 2010 at

Hi Kate,
Enjoyed this, main looking good…and don’t they just. One of my students is my dental hygienist, and I often tell her that’s what I should have done!!!

I was asked to remove my lion wips from flickr but have to say your video looks more professional than my snapshots.

Good luck with it…it will be fab as always
Helen

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1. Kate Rattray says:
  
  March 25, 2010 at
  
  Thanks Helen
  Shame about flickr – maybe you should get a blog.
  
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