Showing posts with label Handwriting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handwriting. Show all posts

Monday, 23 June 2014

Today i am grateful for..

Such tiny writing, but the message reads 'Today i am grateful for..' I made these for a friend and i in a dull moment, when i realised we need to count our blessings just a touch more. The notebooks are from Muji and are around £2, so this is a great little gift to make.







Postcards




Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Leaves

There is nothing better than taking your sketchbook to Battersea Park on a sunny day in January..



Tuesday, 8 January 2013

I am always here

Happy birthday spanner, i have involved my love of leaves, plants, patterns and navy blue for you..


I am always here for you, singing your praises.
If i could tell you how incredible I think you really are, I would.
If i could take all of the stars for you to wish upon, I would.
If it were possible to halt the rain and for you to only have blue skies, I would.
I am always here for you singing your praises.
Do not worry little one, I am forever here.

















Sunday, 2 September 2012

Scott's Last Exhibition

Scott's Last Expedition - Natural History Museum, London.

Walking into the exhibition you are met with a cold breeze and haunting noises echoing around you. The room is cleverly laid out to replicate the hut in which the explorers lived on the infamous Terra Nova Expedition of 1910. White markings on the floor show all of the different bunks and exactly where everything was placed, it's very eerie yet intriguing. 

You are taken on a tour of how Robert Falcon Scott prepared for the journey - gathering sponsorship and money, the equipment used, examples of clothing - and you start to build a relationship with this inspiring character.  Around the room there are  copious amounts of diary entries, drawings and letters - which were only posted once a year on the 3 year expedition. It's when they start mentioning Roald Amundsen, that you start to worry.  Amundsen originally planned to journey to the North pole but suddenly changed track and followed Scott to the South. Amundsen beat Scott, and arrived at the South pole 33 days before him.

Not one member of Scotts party survived the journey home. The whole story is tragic, but it's amazing to see how they lived and fought for something important to them.

















Monday, 20 August 2012

Sugar Paper

Simple yet beautiful stationery by Sugar Paper. Chelsea and jamie created a wonderfully chic brand 'after falling in love with the simplicity and nostalgia of letterpress printing.' 

Love the happy holidays card with the leaf detail.