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Snow Ghost
In May 2025 a BBC2 programme showed a venue called SantaClaus Village in Rovaneimi, Northern Finland, on the Arctic Circle, where tourists could visit Father Christmas all the year round and meet his attendant elves. The unusual thing about … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Work in progress, Writing
Tagged dreaming, Finland, graphic novel, handwriting, handwritten text, illusionist, mothers, mystery/memoir, Snow Ghost, the Winter War, work in progress
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Sally Kindberg and Palmers Pet Shop in Camden Town, London
Not far from London Zoo is the facade of what was once a famous pet shop. It claimed Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin were its customers but who knows? Now it’s one of the ubiquitous Gail’s Cafes. I saw neither … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Bloomsbury Childrens Books, Draw It! Animals, Palmers Pet Shop, Parkway, pets, signage, tarantula
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Snowy
Years ago I worked part-time at a Camden bookshop, before having my first series of children’s books published by Grafton. The bookshop is long gone, its site now occupied by a Tortilla takeaway.My Saturday task was to cash up the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Drawings, Events, Writing
Tagged Camden Town, childrens books, competition, Fascinating facts, handwriting, Herge, London bookshops, notebook drawing, Snowy, Somerset House, Tintin
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‘Workshops/explorations’ article in the sixth Swedenborg Review
Congratulations to Swedenborg House on the publication of the sixth Swedenborg Review. Delighted that it features my ‘Workshops/explorations’ article, referencing some of the SK workshops held there. More to come! More about these and other workshops in different venues here.
Posted in Drawings, Workshops, Writing
Tagged angels, article, Emanuel Swedenborg, notebooks, Sally Kindberg notebooks, Swedenborg House, Swedenborg Review, workshops
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Little Tich’s boots, coincidences and connections
One day earlier this year I got into conversation with a neighbour down the road busily working on a rather cool looking electric blue MG Midget. ‘Oh it’s you who makes all that racket revving and driving up and down … Continue reading
Teeth
Recently I visited Apsley House, once home of the Duke of Wellington, for the first time. Nothing to do with his teeth (featured above), but because I’m reading Laura Cumming’s excellent book The Vanishing Man about a lost painting by … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Apsley House, dentures, false teeth, George Washington, Laura Cumming, teeth, the Duke of wellington, Velazquez
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Squeaky
Printed ephemera, bits of packaging and one or two 3D items of interest collected over the years cover one wall of my apartment. One of them became part of a morning ritual. Some time ago, on a visit to Prague, … Continue reading
Lunchtime excursion 1 – tennis soup
There were two types of soup at the tennis club cafe – lime green and bright orange. They tasted the same. The occasional sound of laughter and lovely plocking of tennis balls outside made up for the dreadful soup. I … Continue reading