Archive for the Category ◊ Artists ◊
Whitchurch Arts is proud to introduce a local, up and coming stop-motion video artist: Katie Bilton.
Katie is in year 2 at Whitchurch Primary School. You can watch her video under our Inspiration section (Artistic Endeavours).
Thank you Katie (and dad Mike) for letting us share this wonderful work with everyone!
Be sure to check out Chris Garlinge’s new drawings on his Artist page!
| July 7, 2009 | to | July 12, 2009 |
Whitchurch Arts members have won a prestigious place at this July’s Hampton Court Palace International Flower Show.
Graham Burgess, the chair of Whitchurch Arts, will be creating a garden for the show along with Whitchurch Arts member Stephen Miller and other local artists Paul Harvey and Shelley Gibb.
The garden is one of several that depict the life of King Henry VIII, who ascended to the throne 500 years ago this year. Graham’s garden is all about Katherine of Arragon.
Graham's design for the Katherine of Arragon garden at the 2009 Hampton Court Place International Flower Show
We are pleased to extend a warm welcome to the artists who joined Whitchurch Arts at our latest meeting!
All artists who sign up (and pay up!) to Whitchurch Arts are entitled to a listing in our Artists section.
Please be sure to see the wonderful work done by Julie Rose, who joined in January. If you want to be listed, then contact us.
And, for followers of our existing artists, be sure to look at the lastest drawings done by Chris Garlinge.
 Winning Design for Dollin's Christmas Card |
 Winning Design for Whitchurch Primary School's Christmas Card |
Two children from Whitchurch Primary School have won the Christmas Card design competition put on by John Dollin Printing Services Ltd.
Alice Gibb’s design will be on the Christmas Cards given out by John Dollin; and Tolii Reeves-Hall’s design will be on the school’s card.
The children were invited to John Dollin last Wednesday to watch their drawing being made into the cards. The general manager, John Young, showed the enthusiastic youngsters around the shop floor where they saw many kinds of posters, brochures and cards being made.
Congratulations to these young artistic winners!
Update: an article about the winners appeared in the local newspaper! See below…
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Designs on success as two win card contest |