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Repairing part of old portrait Everett studios had re-canvassed a very damaged 18th century portrait of an elderly lady - and needed the painting of the face to be reinstated. By enormous luck, there was a painting online of someone who was presumably a daughter or niece of the subject, whose likeness was very helpful - see what you think! |
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Tatler magazine portraits Echoing [approximately!] some of the varied styles of Victorian and Edwardian Vanity Fair magazine portraits, these were commissioned for a series of articles about members of the aristocracy with public roles. The brief was to portray each subject as younger than they currently are, in formal or period dress |
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Joining the
anti-littering heroes My husband and many other people have been doing sterling work trying to keep litter levels down - I want to have a go at circulating something to encourage people [yet again!] not to throw it away in the first place. Please click on the image to see a little animation to that effect - and feel free to download and share if you'd like to! |
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Book covers Three paperback and e-covers for novels by PA Latter |
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Airbnb webpage background
illustration Designed to lead the website visitor into dreaming about travelling to somewhere lovely - when circumstances allow! |
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Logo for ingenious
boating gadget When you watch a Buoycatcher device in action, even a non-boater can see it's a very clever device for getting a mooring rope through the ring of a buoy - here's a neat 60 second video of it in action, if you copy this link into your browser: https://youtu.be/177PYfFoU5I |
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Another series of book
covers Commissioned for two thrillers by Andrew Segal, published by Happy London Press |
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Three portraits for a
book published by
Facebook The bulk of the portraits were made by Folio's brilliant Mercedes de Bellard, I was asked in to help out with completing the series |
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An Elite Traveller
article on a wild-life
hotel Where, in darkest Kent, you can see lions and other animals from the comfort of your own rooms [including bathroom!] at a luxurious animal-sanctuary-focussed hotel |
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Four 'bank notes' and a
couple of vouchers A more personal way of letting family members know that money has been transferred for their birthday or Christmas present - printed out and put in their cards |
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Gatefold illustration for
Sunday Times
Magazine article About the true story on which the Eddie Redmayne film 'The Aeronauts' was [very, very loosely] based, looking at the extraordinary heights reached and somehow survived by two intrepid weather balloonists in 1862 |
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To see more, click on
image for a wide variety of artworks from recent years |