Tag Archives: colour

Glorious colour…

This summer has presented itself as a bit of a challenge in so many ways – organising and managing Taunton Live and Pride Festival emerging from a pandemic and project-managing a variety of arts-based trails… #LoveWINdowS Trail was one devised to inject interest in local businesses by decorating windows along the #Love Wins theme toContinue reading “Glorious colour…”

Cabbages and colours…

October, Autumn, season of mists and mellow fruitfulness…and pink tinged leafed cabbage-style flowers… Having been given a beautiful bouquet of pink/green cabbage flowers with pungent pink asiatic lilies as a birthday gift, it seemed a sin to just arrange them in a vase, and admire them in passing…the colours, the shapes, the strength of stalkContinue reading “Cabbages and colours…”

Monday morning, looking good!

Over 60, year 3 and 4 children at Creech St Michael primary school  had their second dose of Busylizzie Art in conjunction with Taunton Live Creative and Performing Arts Festival on Monday! Close looking was the order of the day; there was colour-matching, exploring media, capturing texture in 2D, and working on tone… Beautiful workContinue reading “Monday morning, looking good!”

Busylizzie Art at Churchstanton Primary School…

Busylizzie was ‘at large’ last week with KS1 children at Churchstanton Primary School on the Blackdown Hills, helping them to look at abstract art and create their own canvases using acrylic paint of the first time. The concept of trying to capture feelings or emotions in colour and shape, with lines and the use ofContinue reading “Busylizzie Art at Churchstanton Primary School…”