Bernadina Lloyd

Slow stitching.
Off loom weaving in progress while broken ankle slowly heals.
Linen, paper, silk, cotton.

Thanks! More info on instagram.com/bernadinalloydartist and instagram.com/studio21_ditchling

Beautiful.

Superb drawing.

Chair shadows, Oxford city centre.

Thanks for reposting- appreciated!

Brighton Artists’ Open Houses, May 25.
Art in Ditchling
Don’t miss STUDIO21 where I’m hosting 5 guest artists. Painting, drawing, sculpture, jewellery, paper, textiles.

Open every weekend in May plus bank holidays 11-5.

Mounting work in preparation for @artistsopenhouses @art_in_ditchling in May.
Open to the public every weekend and bank holiday throughout May.
Follow me on Instagram for details & updates

@bernadinalloydartist
@studio21_ditchling

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Fabulous evening with @lucyportercomic.bsky.social at The Ropetackle in Shoreham. What an authentic, warm, open, friendly woman. She was also very funny indeed. Thanks so much!

Work in progress in the studio today…

I was going to tell you a joke about sodium, but then I thought, “Na.”

Also a twi**er refugee

How very exciting!

Signed

Life drawing this week. Very rusty! Thanks to @marianomodelovivo.bsky.social and Adele Wagstaff

That’s very kind - thank you 🙏

The image features a porcelain figurine with an articulated design, merging a doll's upper body and a crab's lower body. The doll has a delicate facial expression with rosy cheeks and styled blonde hair, dressed in a traditional blue and white Delft porcelain gown adorned with floral patterns. The crab-like lower body consists of segmented carapace and eight articulated legs, each ending in sharp claws, showcasing a glossy finish. The composition is placed on a smooth white surface that enhances the figurine's vibrant colors and intricate details.

Articulated Porcelain - Delft Variations 01
#art #aiart #surrealism #insectart

Thank you!

Still life from about 8 yrs ago.
Oil on board. 300mm sq

Stitching into canvas, drawing with threads, some machine, mostly hand.
Current body of work exploring Dartmoor and the Merrivale Stones, the grasses and the landscape.

Extraordinary! Where was this?

Indeed. I was just wondering whether it was a specific varnish that gives this drawing that brown glaze - a bit like dirty old car oil, which I like!

Those beautiful hands…

Yes please!

Great idea, good work - appreciated!

Which varnish do you use please?

Life drawing. Looking forward to drawing @marianomodelovivo.bsky.social again next week. It’s been too long….

And grow an impressive beard or other facial hair construction

One of, if not, my absolute favourite drawings of all time. So, so special.

Sometimes things just keep on giving…