Bramble Patch Exhibition - Orientation and SIX Feiends

Hello all.

I hope you're making the most of the sunshine.

So after a 4 day week that felt like about 10 I thought I deserved a trip out.

Off I went to The Bramble Patch to see Orientation and SIX Friends exhibition.

I was very impressed with the work I saw and have a few photos below to share:

But the work I really loved looking at was in the next room, partly because I know a few of those exhibiting.

So here are a few photos of their specific works.

I must admit I had serious sketch book envy too.

I always love looking at sketch books - it's great to see how ideas have developed and also it's great to look at the samples too.

Anyway, bye for now, take care and enjoy that sunshine.

Comments

Jacqui Chimes said…

I enjoyed these works too - and have sketchbook envy! Hope you are well

8 April 2013 at 10:16

Sew Create It - Jane said…

Wow - quite a different exhibition to the last one they had.

Hope you are keeping well.

11 April 2013 at 16:38

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