When I signed up for the Curiosity project, devised by Tiffany Grant-Riley : a dream that became a global reality last year, I had no idea that in the search for a gift that was to be sent to an anonymous recipient it would inspire my friend and to take a little walk...
photo credit: Mary Anglberger As a teenager, my mother asked the local potter if I could come down on a Saturday morning and “work” in the pottery. Those mornings were spent in the two roomed building of the woman artist’s pottery studio. She would throw the pots that...
Where are you on your creative journey? A day or two back, I sat beside a graphic designer editing some photographs, well actually a lot of photographs, beautifully taken, to fit a specific project. We have worked in this way for the past few years now. I have learnt...
The conversation I share today was recorded earlier this year – I listened to it again and I realised how relevant it is to right now but possibly, for most of us, it will be relevant at many different stages in our lives. As an artist, wife, mother,...
During the summer I was sent a book for review; Forgotten Letters: An Anthology of Literature by Dyslexic Writers. When I first heard of this book my instant reaction was: what benefit is it to anyone to be labeled as a dyslexic writer? Does it not immediately give...