Wed, 17 December 2008 
Welcome to episode 15!
DAY OFF ( & structure )
Inspired by my word of the year for 2009 - Structure - I take a humorous little poke at the fact that my day off this week was partly a working day. So listen along as I have a day off with my friend Leila in an Islington cafe. We talk about time off, ramble a bit about galleries and our work, getting into my idea of structure, how we work during our 'free time' and the shift from hobby to full time crafting,
All recorded in a busy cafe on my mobile phone. Oh fanTAStic sound quality! ;)
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Mon, 20 October 2008 Welcome to episode 14!
DEADLINES
Affordable Art Fair this week, Edinburgh Art Fair next week, Dartmouth Arms show, choosing work, and what is "affordable" art anyway?
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Mon, 6 October 2008  Welcome to episode 13!
"Excess Energy!!!" This week I share my nervous and excess energy as I get optimistic and then get working on the new Yorkshire coast paintings. (and finish up some older ideas too) Today's picture is of the lenses in the old Dungeness lighthouse - I thought I might have a good photo of the power station there (energy and all that) but this seemed zingier! Mentioned this week:
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Sun, 21 September 2008  Welcome to episode 12!
"On the bike" Join me out on my cycle of the Yorkshire coast This is a bit of a long show, at 17min and some seconds, but it was recorded spur of the moment and on untested equipment. When I was out on my bike I decided to play with my new phone a bit and found a "voice recorder" button. Well what do you know!?! So I decided to record bits and pieces along my journey. I apologize in advance for the sound - there was a lot of wind noise and particularly on my arrival towards Tunstall. I couldn't quite get it out but didn't want to scrap that whole section as it was quite funny to me. (and is the part of path pictured here) So come with me from Bridlington (I didn't know I could record at Scarborough where I really started) down to Withernsea, then on to Spurn Point before heading home from Hull. Wind, rain, disappearing roads, and even the Tour of Britain bike race!  Comments[0] |
Tue, 29 July 2008  Welcome to episode 11!
"Summer begins"
A week on the endless roundabout
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Fri, 20 June 2008  Welcome to episode 10!
"Starting" How I approach that big scary blank white canvas Mentioned on this week's show: Greenwich Open Studios 21-22 June, 12-6pm - LAST CHANCE! See the website for addresses and maps to all the venues, including me!
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Fri, 6 June 2008 Welcome to episode 9!
Words, Words, Words Talking and writing about visual art The irony of an audio podcast from a visual artist: This week I talk about what it's like to talk about images - how and why we visual artists are expected to talk and write about our work. Plus I then follow Alyson Stanfield's instructions from the first in her series about writing to promote an event, in my case my upcoming Open Studios. 
Mentioned on this week's show:
Greenwich Open Studios 14-15 and 21-22 June, 12-6pm See the website for addresses and maps to all the venues, including me!
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Fri, 23 May 2008 Welcome to episode 8!
Sketching and Drawing
An insight into my notebooks and different ways I sketch ideas   
 
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Tue, 13 May 2008 Welcome to episode 7! Getting ready for a coast cycle
Today I'm getting ready to go cycle the coast of the Isle of Wight!  Mentioned on this week's show: VintageVacations on the Isle of Wight Original Isle of Wight plan! July 2007 Designs on Demand Google Maps and not mentioned but the immensely useful to track my routes and mileage Gmaps Pedometer Sustrans the sustainable transport charity Ordnance survey maps New! Click here to subscribe in iTunes.
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Wed, 7 May 2008 Welcome to episode 6! Painting Stories
Today I talk about the story behind four of my coast paintings: the places they're from, how and why I painted them that way. Today's podcast refers to the images in this blog post, to show you the paintings, photographs and sketches that explore the whole seascape. Mentioned on this week's show: About the painting: Near Plumpudding Where are Plumpudding and Coldharbour? Both are on the Thames Estuary near Reculver. Google map here.  
About the painting: Coldharbour   
About the painting: Brighton Wave Where is Brighton? Google map here.   
About the painting: Climb to Beachy Head Where is Beachy Head? Google map here.   
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