For Greenpeace Germany, years ago
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About Me
- Jackie Morris
- Illustrator, artist and writer, mother, baker of bread, slave to many cats.
The House of Golden Dreams
A small charm, one of the paintings from my new gallery, selling original paintings, drawings and prints.
The House of Golden Dreams Gift Shop
Every gallery needs a gift shop: all kinds of small gifts from phone cases to button badges and tote bags
The Cat and the Fiddle
New book, published 6th October 2011
Signed Books.
Signed books available from Solva Woollen Mill, Middlemill, near St Davids
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Dragons and other books
Some written and all illustrated by Jackie Morris
Beautiful Sheepskin Boots from Pembrokeshire
Made in Narberth
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Cornelissen and Son, artists' colourmen, est 1855
Art shop full of delight where I purchase gold leaf by mail order
Tasmin Abbott
Glass and stories and hares and selkies
Beautiful jewels
Talismanic jewels from Hannah Willow, hares and bears and silver and gold.
The Ninth Wave
How I love this woman's work, poetry in painting
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Claire Carlile. For guidance through the world of marketing, both online and in the real world, she is 'the cat's mother'.
Margo Lanagan's Blog
I so love that picture. I donate to Greenpeace. Hopefully, someday, the slaughter of whales and all innocent creatures that have no voice, will be a thing of the past and the perpetrators will be treated as terrorists.
ReplyDeleteLovely, but our work has evolved. Although this is beautiful, you are better now.
ReplyDeleteHow is Glyn and Nadolig?
Cenya
Through a bout of horrible flu - and with some serious inspiration needed, I've read your blog from beginning to end (yep, I really did!) and I just wanted to say a MASSIVE thank you! Your artwork is incredible, your home enviable, your views amazing and your words inspiring...you have been a tonic!
ReplyDeleteOh, sing a song of the sea. I love whalesong. Hope van negotiations have been successfully concluded. I can't wait to see it "illustrated" -- oh, then you could call it "The Illustrated Van" - evocative of the Ray Bradbury book/short story.
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