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February 28th, 2021

28/2/2021

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Oh my gosh! The spring could not have come sooner! 

The daffodils are already starting to bloom alongside those crocus and primroses. This is a great reminder that it is time to think about Mum! Sunday the 14th of March is the day and although we might not be able to meet as usual here is something that would be nice to send. My Spring Flower cards are made using words from the Beatitudes and look like a breath of spring freshness.

Have a look here a get ahead of the game - Mum would love a card!


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July 07th, 2020

7/7/2020

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Art & Healing Power of Nature.

14/5/2020

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Chaffinch Garden Path

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Chaffinch Garden Path By Jamie Poole
It is just a wonderful boost to the heart to see the flowers and the growth in the garden at the moment. It's May and all the plants are stretching out and getting into their stride at last. The flood of colour and vigour every time I go out in the garden to my studio gives me hope - nature and fresh air are definitely a great healers of our well-being. So with all these troubles going on we look forward and try to absorb all the good things around us and the garden, making art and being with my wife are just few things to be grateful for! 
I have wanted to paint a garden path and doorway like this for quite sometime as it brings together thoughts of home and the beauty of the world into one picture. I hope it makes you feel good too! 
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I would love to hear what you think of this picture. If you have a moment leave a comment below. Take care.
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On the Allotment. May 03rd, 2020

3/5/2020

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The Joy of Digging on the Allotment.

The garden is for me a great source of joy, especially in these strange times of lock down and the Corona virus. During these times we have all had the time to sit and reflect - think back whilst also looking forward with hope and even a desire for change. I found myself thinking back to my childhood when I would visit my grandfather and we would sit in the garden or in his old rickety green house looking at the cucumbers and tomato plants. Sometimes we even visited his allotment where you could see make-shift potting sheds and rows of lovely vegetables. Those seemed like such happy, safe and comforting times that were care free  and they were really.
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So whilst sitting here in my studio working on artworks or preparing online classes for my students at school or the adults I teach, I thought it would be nice to remember these times. I have made this picture using the words from the poem by John Clare called 'The Red Robin'. You can see old gardening boots a greenhouse and a man faithfully digging away in early spring. 

​These memories are a great comfort and remind us that normal times are just around the corner. I will be adding this picture to my calendar for 2021 and they will also be available as cards and prints too.

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