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Red Fever, part II 🔴 From packed stands to pitch-side moments, our artists have been living and breathing the beautiful game this week... breathing life into the page! ⚽ Now, on parade day, and in the aftermath of yesterday’s heartbreaking p
🦔 This beautiful embroidered hedgehog was created collaboratively by Rosie and her support worker, Ira. Ira pokes the needle through the fabric and Rosie pulls it up and out, ready for the next stitch. It’s a timely and dedicated process, wi
"another dog, another day" Dogs full of joy-on-legs, Cats acting like they own the place. John has such a knack for capturing character and these sgraffito terracotta plates are totally EXTRA. We love the way John etches straight into the
Manypaws by Sean 🐈🧵 Using layers of dense and delicate stitching, Sean creates embroidery that feels more like drawing with thread. We are in love with this latest piece inspired by one of Cecil's drawings. You’ll also know Sean as one of o
A drawing by Tony of himself and Michelle — full of character, where nothing is overworked and every mark matters.
How GORGEOUS is this ceramic scene by Marcus? Over the past few months, he’s been meticulously building this 70s living room, A Hackney Family. What started as a response to a photograph by Dennis Morris has grown into a detailed snapshot of
“Oceans Within a Body” by Tirzah is a 3m high embroidered wall hanging inspired by her drawing When Women and Fish Rule the World. Expanding on that surreal landscape, a woman rides a whale, fish wear heels, and giant Angler fish loom rea
We’re thrilled to announce a new creative collaboration: Tony & Tina 🌟 Tony’s creative journey with us spans over 25 years, building a rich and distinctive body of work. This year, it takes an exciting new direction. Tina brin
There’s something lovely about the way Paul works—sitting quietly in the studio, turning pages of dog-eared books, studying each breed before sculpting them into beautiful miniature ceramics. Watching this collection of beloved dogs gro