Inspired by Margaret’s Mandala Mosaic, King’s Heath Quaker Meeting, Birmingham UK commissioned a similar mosaic for the outside entrance of their meeting house. The commission was made possible from a legacy gifted to the ...
Kings Heath Mandala Mosaic 2021 A new week: A new commission 🧡 Inspired by my Mandala Mosaic for my friend Margaret, Kings Heath Quaker Meeting House have commissioned me to create an outdoor welcome artwork! The Project has been made ...
Hodge Hill College Mosaic Commission September 2020 Market Day Tuesday 22 September to Friday 26 September 2020 Started a new season with a NEW project on Autumn Equinox! Over the last few years, I have been working on mosaic ...
Happy to reveal the completed mosaic panels for Hodge Hill College. We will be delivering them in the near future. To view the work in progress Facebook album, please click this link: ...
I was invited by Isidora Paz Lopez to be part of the Omega Core Group, the second group of the huge Vogeltreppe Mosaic Project in Pirmasens, Germany. Isidora was commissioned to create a large scale mosaic to cover the entire surface ...
I was commissioned to create three mosaic panels in memory of my client’s mother. Flo was a keen gardener, I have depicted her digging in a tranquil setting. The entire mosaic measures 117 x 96cm. Each panel is 35 x 96cm, on 18mm ...
Happy to say that Flo is now rightfully installed at Janice’s home! You can view the work in progress on my Mango Mosaics Facebook page. Here’s the link!
I have been commissioned to create a Quaker response to the 100th anniversary of Armistice by Central England Quakers. I ran a workshop in April 2018, and inspired by the writings and drawings, I am creating three poppies which will be ...
Happy to visit the secondary school very early on Monday morning, with the Sunshine & Moonlight Mosaic panels. Was so pleased to see the Wild Life Mosaic Mural commission now installed in a prominent place for all the school to ...
Day 13 on the three panel mosaic project for Hodge Hill College, Birmingham. Next Thursday the plan is to begin with the school’s two panels with a select group of Year 7 & 8.
