Showing posts with label madhatter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label madhatter. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 December 2015

How Curious

Has it really been over a month since I updated this blog?! Well if you've ever truly exhausted every pointless avenue on the internet and just have to know what I'm doing, you can find more frequent updates on Instagram and at the Facebook page. ;)

I've been busy on commission after commission (this time of year is always my busiest), so... no new witch character for Good Witches Bad Witches yet. Sorry! As you see, the others wait impatiently. I'll make her when I return form Blighty in mid Jan.








In Tall Tales Productions news, I had a book signing at the weekend from the collaborative Alice in Wonderland art show 'Curiouser & Curiouser'. You may recall the miniature Mad Hatter scene here.

You can pick up a copy of this gorgeous book from the Center Stage Gallery gift shop in Burbank, California. Or find one at their online shop here.

Also, my piece was written about last week in Print Magazine - article here. You can find most of my magazine / book appearances here at the press page on my website.

Book Signing for 'Curiouser & Curiouser'

Including talented artists Casey Robin, Alishea Gibson, Nic Gregory, David DePasquale and many more.





Saturday, 7 November 2015

Remember What the Dormouse Said


First, I have to assume everyone is familiar with the psychedelic rock song 'White Rabbit' by Jefferson Airplane. If you're not then I'm glad to be the one to introduce you to it. I've loved this since I was little(r). Listen to it on YouTube here.

Yesterday was opening night for the Alice in Wonderland exhibition - 'Curiouser & Curiouser' hosted by the Creative Talent Network and held at Center Stage Gallery, Burbank. It honoured Lewis Carroll and the 150th anniversary of him writing 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.'

Here are some photos of the event last night. It was a fantastic exhibition with some exceptionally talented artists taking part, including the lovely and talented Casey Robin (her site is here). They served tea sandwiches and 'eat me' cookies alongside drinks. How fabulous is that?! There will be a book signing before the exhibition closes and I'll share photos of that here on this blog.

See the design process of my miniature model piece (the Mad Hatter's Tea Party) in previous blog post here, and the 'making of' photos here.











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