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  Over 10 days I had 200 people bustle through my little bolt-hole studio at Krowji, where I am normally to be found on wet weather days! It was a wonderful experience introducing and inviting so many people to take a look at my creative space and enter my little sunshine rainy day world.  It’s here where I have my drawing board, work on my inks, prints and cards and stop and reconnect with the other wonderful artist residents here.  

Late to shout about this but wow what an amazing experience that was.  Due to show in the Drawing Room of this wonderful Enys house with the very talented printmaker Felix Packer, I knew I had to dig deep to do the space and time justice.   Showing over the opening of the flowering of the beautiful bluebells, the first bank holiday weekend of May was due to pool in a flood of people, and it did in beautiful, glorious sunshine.  As a 'plein air' artist, and having talked through the idea with the fabulous events team there, I knew it would be a tight squeeze on timing after the March London Exhibition, a trip to Istanbul and starting a...

  ... And how did the Mayfair Exhibition go?  Wow.  It went well! Not only was it so good to add more patrons to my growing list and to know that I am well received in the heart of 'London's Establishment': but to know that I have helped to raise such a great amount of money for such an important cause is very special.    *Photo of Chloë Tinsley taken by the inspiring Lucy J Toms, at Art for Jo's, organised by the fabulous Mimi Maxwell to raising money for Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.  Above, here I am papped in front of one of my very favourite paintings that has now gone to a welcoming new home.  It was painted on the Lizard...

As earlier announced, I am so very pleased to be selected to show in a really special exhibition coming up.  If you would like to buy some work, and come to the upcoming exhibition in Mayfair in March please put your name down on the list, donate and pick your evening the opening on the 7th, or the 8th (International Women's Day).  Alternatively you may be able to pop along early on Thurs evening before the second event starts (by appointment only).  Both evenings start at 6.30pm.  'Light pouring over fiery water, deep stretch, memories of time past, our future a vision ahead, our present, here now. Coughs diving in chatter, Trevellas, planes overhead, St Agnes envelops.' wind, light, heather and...