A little while ago (ahem!) the lovely Slater & King in Ladywell asked me to create another painting to go on a model of a baby elephant which could then be raffled off with all proceeds going to charity. This time round the ele was only a miniature (aww!) and to celebrate the lovely area of Ladywell I dedicated the whole design to the area of South East London, my old home not so long ago. The mural features Hilly Fields park, the view into central London, the cafes, several dogs, my cat who sneaked in amongst the flowers and Slater & Kings shop too! Tickets can be bought from Slater & King but hurry there's only a week or so to go as the raffle ends Christmas Eve. All proceeds go to the charity Signal supporting parents of children with Autism.
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Monday, 15 December 2014
Saturday, 22 June 2013
A Mammoth Task (the Elephant Parade part 2)
As I mentioned earlier on this month, I've been busy painting my elephant design in readiness for the start of the first UK tour for the elephant parade. It's great to see the design taking shape (and getting lots of compliments from friends, staff at intu (the tour sponsors) and a team of decorators thanks everyone!) Only a week to go and I am nearly done (apart from a lot of tidying up and a coat of varnish).
Lovely to be able to have lunch and walk home through St James Park too, I've never seen the pelicans this close before!
Lovely to be able to have lunch and walk home through St James Park too, I've never seen the pelicans this close before!
Labels:
acrylics,
ele,
elephant parade,
London,
painting,
park,
pelican,
st james park,
studio
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