New Children’s Book by Trisha Richardson, illustrated by Ella Guru, November 2023. Taking a break from my usual bizarreness, a delightful children’s tale of a little lost rabbit who meets the elementals of the forest. On sale now in my online shop. (*NOTE: My shop is an external, and completely secure site.) The book was published in time for Christmas but we will also have an official book launch in Spring 2024.
Now in my online shop! Lots of prints and mugs, Trisha’s Little Rabbit book, and Sexton Ming poetry book and new satirical zine ‘Nudist’. Shop link is external and completely secure.
“Cheetah”, oil on canvas, 150 x 100 cm. Finished at the end of last summer; only just got around to editing for social media. The models were photographed at a manor house near Robertsbridge. My dog stood in for the cheetah (you can’t hire big cats in the UK), along with some stock photography. I’ve added a list of locations below. I got further than Asda and local parks in 2021. Some summer memories to keep us going until it warms up again.
Locations
Alexandra Park, Hastings
Cottage: mix of stock photos and cottages near Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens, Manchester
Cherry tree: Virginia, USA, family walk (photo from 2019)
Hastings (various public gardens)
Field near Falaise gym, Hastings
Our garden and neighbours’ gardens at home (St Leonards)
Marie Louise Gardens, Manchester
Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens, Manchester
Trisha’s Badger, near Pevensey Road, St Leonards on Sea
Warrior Square, St Leonards on Sea
Marie Louise Gardens, Manchester
Clissold Park, London
Shopping Mall, Leeds city centre (columns)
Ivy – combination Hastings Old Town and stock photos
Near Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens, Manchester
Roundabout near Asda, Hastings (red hot poker flowers)
Wall outside my house
Colour of wall partially based on Kirskstall Abbey, Leeds
Flower beds, Alexandra Park, Hastings
Purple flowers, Mandy’s yarden, Leeds
The witches dancing in the background are from a vintage photograph (photographer unknown), though they unintentionally resemble the Mediæval Bæbes.
Stuck in a Jewel – Chris Yates’ pv at Nucleus Gallery Chatham. Chris put on a stellar show. I was happy to be a guest artist in this exhibition. Much wine was consumed, so, for now, all I can say is great work, Chris. And to the rest of the public – the show is on until 14 August. Go and see it!
Stuck in a Jewel
Group show curated by Chris Yates, Bury Stuckist
1-14 August 2014