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New Paintings by Lucy Almey Bird
Each of Lucy's paintings is filled with incredible warmth and exquisite detail - always guaranteed to raise a smile!
Lucy was always encouraged to draw and paint from an early age and was taken on regular trips to galleries and museums, which ignited her passion for art.
She paints mostly in acrylics and takes inspiration from everyday life - especially her three daughters.
New Woodwork by Howard Moody
Howard was born in Carshalton, 1965.
He started woodturning in 1991 and promoted his work through craft fairs around the country. During this time he undertook various commissions producing architectural pieces and furniture restoration work, including presentation gavels for Sotheby’s.
Howard is now exhibiting his gorgeous work in galleries in the UK and abroad.
"My love of natural history has inspired much of my work. All my materials are obtained from British woods and gardens and only from green sources."
New Paintings by Lucy Davies
We have a wonderful new collection of Lucy's paintings for the spring season. Including the piece pictured here, 'Heather on the Cornish Cliffs'.
Lucy trained at St Martins and Brighton and has a BA (Hons) in graphic design, specialising in illustration. She paints full time, either at her studio in London or in North Cornwall where she spends her summers.
A keen walker, Lucy will always take her camera and sketchbook with her on trips to record new images so she has plenty of inspiration in the cold winter months when she’s tucked away in her studio.
New Woodwork by Steve Parkinson
Steve's enjoyment and early instruction in woodwork came from his father and uncles. They were raised in a mining community where making and mending things wasn’t a hobby; it was just what you did by necessity. For Steve, it became a passion and a means by which to express himself creatively.
The utilitarian roots of his creativity probably account for his need to make things that have a function as well as an aesthetic appeal.
New Paintings by Daniel Cole
Daniel's background lies in illustration and after a Foundation Course at Falmouth he went on to study Scientific Illustration at Blackpool College of Art. After leaving there in 1988 and having won a Readers Digest travel prize, he decided to spend the three months in Brazil where his sole aim was to watch and sketch the birds. Since that time he has been on many field trips to India, Nepal, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Indonesia to capture images through sketching for his own enjoyment and for his work.
In recent years, he has turned his attention to creating amazing landscape paintings.
New Work by Dean Patman
From his studio at the bottom of the garden, Dean sculpts amazing insects, birds and mammals from found materials.
In found items he sees the forms of the natural world; silverware, shoe-trees, teapots and many other objects are married together to describe an animal’s appearance and character, making creatures both life-like and humorous.
New Jewellery by John & Dawn Field
John has been creating ranges of jewellery in partnership with his wife Dawn for over twenty years.
The beautiful pendant pictured here is part of their Pebble Range, which is created by combining glass powder with a synthetic polymer. This composition ensures the pieces are robust and long-lasting while remaining incredibly lightweight, making them very comfortable to wear. Each piece is hand-finished with liquid gold leaf, imparting a luxurious quality and a touch of elegance.
Pay In Instalments
Mid-Cornwall Galleries is a member of the Arts Council ‘Own Art’ scheme, which makes buying art easy and affordable by letting you spread the cost of your purchase over 10 months with an interest free loan.
Representative 0% APR. T&Cs apply.
