Thursday…with a Cornish Japanese garden
Over the last 2 weeks I’ve been working flat out on The Fiveways Artist’s Magazine...
Over the last 2 weeks I’ve been working flat out on The Fiveways Artist’s Magazine...
I always like to be inspired by what the garden has to offer, even if it doesn’t seem like there's much around, but at the moment I love how the snowdrops are poking through the dead montbretia leaves...
I spent most of last week getting ready for the workshop I was running at West Elm in London on Saturday...
There’s something incredibly calming about arranging flowers, and for me I particularly enjoy using the simplicity of the the natural flow of leaves and branches...
I needed to revamp the ikebana today, but I have so much orange in the garden at the moment I just wanted to use some subtler colours...
Whilst some of the flowers in the garden continue to flower abundantly, others seem to be coming to the end of a floral burst. The sweet peas are a joy and the pinks are producing loads more flowers this year too, but the Campanula seem to...
There is no competition in Ikebana, no striving to better someone else. The object is simply to create something beautiful for the delight of others and in doing so inform ourself...