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Sally Kindberg, knots and sailors
I like knots, in fact I once wrote and illustrated a book about them, as well as learning how to tie them, on a basic sailing course on the North Sea years ago. It was fascinating to talk to former … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Visits
Tagged Cabinet of Folklore and Magic, children's book, Cornwall, fishing boat skipper, Folkestone Fishing Museum, Folkestone pleasure boats, Gwithti an Pystri, Kent, knots, Macmillan children's book, magic spells, Picturemac, seaside, The handy Book of Knotty Knots and Silly Shadows, the Museum of Dust, Yankee
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Sally Kindberg’s workshop & talk for Canterbury University, and a Helter Skelter
My Hat of Surprise was back in action yesterday, this time with an assortment of written prompts for delightful BA and MA students in a workshop at Canterbury UCA. After a brief but live drawing demo and a bit of … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg visits Folkestone again
Posted in Travels
Tagged beach huts, Folkestone, H.G.Wells, Kent, Kent coast, octopus, seaside visit, Spade House
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Sally Kindberg escapes to the seaside
There have been builders in the upstairs flat for the last three months, and they’re still there. Every so often I’ve managed to escape dust clouds and noise to go to the seaside for a couple of days, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Sketchbooks, Travels
Tagged Blackout shop, Brighton, Dungeness, Folkestone, handwriting, Hercules, Hythe, Kent, Mark Dion's seagull, newt, notebook, notebook diary, notebook drawings, photographer mick williamson, Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, Romney Marsh, Sandgate, seagull, seaside, small railway engine, St Eanswythe, visual diary
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Sally Kindberg’s visit to Herne Bay Cartoon Festival
At last I got my timing right and managed to catch Herne Bay Cartoon Festival and chat to some of the many cartoonists doing their stuff on the pier, and enjoyed putting faces to names. Good to see Martin Rowson again, … Continue reading
Posted in Festivals, Travels
Tagged astronauts, cartoonists, Divers Arms, Glenn Marshall, Herne Bay, Herne Bay Cartoon Festival, Herne Bay mosaics, Herne Bay Pier, Kent, Kent museums, Kent pubs, Kent seaside, Martin Rowson, moon landing, mosaics, rob turner mosaics, Seaside Museum, Shepherd Neame, William Wood
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