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A still life in charcoal study.

So this was a different experience to using pencils. I feel like charcoal has up sides and down sides. The up side is that you work pretty loosely, it’s harder to use charcoal as a pencil so you tend to work more freely .....Read more

There's something so magical in drawing portraits.

I love nothing more than to sit and draw or paint portraits. There's something soothing in the silence, and in putting pencil to paper there's a relaxation of the mind. A thoroughly enjoyable afternoon's session...Read more

Olympic 2012 Recycled Turbo Project - Uni of Hertfordshire

As a legacy of the Olympic Games, the Torch Relay and the Paralympic Flame coming to St Albans, we worked with the BA Applied Arts 2nd year students at the University of Hertfordshire, to create exciting artwork with the.....Read more

Trestle Gallery Café

Trestle Arts Base has a welcoming Gallery Café, which serves freshly ground coffee, speciality teas, sandwiches and light snacks. Children’s lunchboxes are also available. The Gallery Café is fully licensed; please co.....Read more

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Lizanne van Essen

I teach workshops for both primary and secondary schools: BASIC POP-UP TECHNIQUES I teach a variety of techniques for making pop-up cards or sculpture, and these can be glued together to make a sampler book. Then ch.....Read more

Jane Glynn:

Jane has a BA in Fine Art, as well as an MA in Children’s Book Illustration. She has fifteen years experience of working on creative projects for children in schools and other venues and is also a trained forest school .....Read more

Debbie Bent

Debbie is a practicing artist with many years of making and exhibiting nationally. She runs several classes for adults and young people throughout the county and has been involved in numerous projects within the communit.....Read more

The Psychotropic House - Residues

Residues Installation (2.5m x 2m) January 2014 The traces of a former occupant’s obsession linger in the area designated as a study. Whose obsession? With what? And why? Inviting interaction and exploration, the d.....Read more

Let me introduce you to the River Lea

The River Lea flows towards the Thames, about a mile from my house. Here, the Lea's nature reserve, at Batford Springs, is the site of regular walks throughout the seasons with my golden retriever. We discover the weir,.....Read more

Flying Colours- community art

Roman inspired banners created as part of Flying Colours, a project that celebrated the welcoming of the Olympic Torch to St Albans, and the Paralympic Sports Festival in Verulamium Park. Sessions carried out at 8 school.....Read more

Olympic 2012 Recycled- community art

Using the official banners and bunting from the 2012 Games to create innovative sculptures based on 'Legacy'. Sessions carried out at Prae Wood Primary School and managed by SAASH...Read more

Triumph Jumping, oil on canvas

Oil on Canvas painting 120cmx 45cm. Creating is a compulsion; it’s in my very essence. As a young child I would practice my drawing skills using my mum’s ruby red lipstick on the magnolia walls of our council home. I .....Read more

Can you hear me now?

Book sculpture. 2011 Photography - Roger Dorey..Read more

Everything I wanted to Say

Sculpture (detail) shown at Turn the Page 2016, Norwich...Read more

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