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Category Archives: About artists.
A trip to the show 3.
If you were reading the blog last Christmas, you may recall the dolls I made for a wonderful 24th scale Dickensian house. This autumn I was delighted to meet the maker at Miniatura. He is John Dowsett, brother of the … Continue reading
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A trip to the Min.
I was delighted to have time to spend with an exhibitor who was there purely to exhibit his room boxes. You might think of a room box as something very neat, depicting a perfect little room from sometime in history … Continue reading
A trip to the show 1.
You wouldn’t think there are any drawbacks attached to exhibiting at Miniatura, which selects all the artists that are there. Every stand holder has been invited; you can’t just pay money and turn up. So, in a way, if you … Continue reading
The march of history.
You may not have heard as much as you would wish from me since the Min. There are several reasons: one, I was knackered, two, I was tired and three, I was doing a stand redesign. I do have some … Continue reading
Away with the fairies.
I have spent the morning fotografing fairies, or perhaps, photographing pharies. Anyhow, here they are: Each fairy has it’s own dome to live in but I have removed the domes for fotografy. These fairies are about four and a half … Continue reading
15!
It is 15 years since you were first able to read this column. If you are a reader who has stayed with me for 15 years, thank you! JaneLaverick.com was begun to help artists exhibiting at Miniatura. At the time … Continue reading
A tad knackered.
Just a bit. We returned the GDD to her parents yesterday and I am at the interesting stage of falling asleep when I sit down. The night before she went home the GDD did not sleep because she didn’t want … Continue reading
Pouring over my work.
Seasoned readers (hello) know exactly what that title means. I am indeed pouring porcelain. It’s one of those activities that you forget the difficulties of, when you haven’t done it for a while. Once upon a time, thirty years ago, … Continue reading
Changing landscapes part 2 of part 3, (or possibly, part 4).
Welcome back, you’re just in time to see the feller demolish the trunk. Although it looks like a stick from here, if you compare it to the chap standing on what is left of the trunk, you can see it … Continue reading
Changing landscapes part three.
When I heard the buzz of power tools this morning I thought it was either my neighbour in his garage, or maybe the final end of no mow May on the green. I was wrong. It was April when a … Continue reading