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I completed part 2 of a new tryptic but only really satisfied with this section of it. Which means I will be making it again, only next time it will be better! Part 1 and 3 are only in conception so far. This piece is called “Dawn Breakers”.
Last year I made Prince Ropork for the King Bladud’d Pig project in Bath. This year the project are running a Lion project with similar aims. Full size lion sculptures will be displayed in the summer of 2010. Many will be painted some will be mosaiced. I have my name on the list of artists…
The next stage of the Olympic sculpture was to organise and order tiles. I want the sweat and the tears to look as if they are on skin, so the tiles I choose are very like water glass tiles – they have a coloured base with thick clear glass on the top, and represent the…
Lying on the forest floor looking up at the tops of the trees, the sun shining through fresh green leaves was the inspiration behind this piece. I made several colour drawings using the same design, however I struggled with the green, finding the right shade and how to work it into the design without it looking like a football!…
Fancy shopping in the woods? All that fresh air and nature. See more woodland inspired mosaics here And sun inspired ones here If you like my work you might want to sign up to my newsletter. I offer discounts of my work and you’ll get invites to my exhibitions. You can sign up here 😉
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
TEN YEARS An exhibition of mosaic art by Kate Rattray at Somerset Guild of Craftsmen, 23a Broad Street, Wells BA5 2DJ 9th May – 13th June 2016 PRIVATE VIEW – Friday 20th May 4-6pm I am delighted to announce that I am presenting 10 years of my work at the new back room gallery at…
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Kate, your work is beautiful. I am a U.S. mosaic artist and I enjoy seeing what people in the U.K. are doing.