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As usual
we try to put the info on here:
All works are sold unframed and are on paper or card
contact us for more information if needed.
Miles, giclee print of painting by Lily Harvey £42
Endangered: Bengal tiger, collage by Helen POA
Endangered: Golden lion tamarins, acrylic paint
by Helen £105
Cottage Garden acrylic by Heather Clark POA
Critically Endangered: Sunda pangolin, collage and acrylic
by Helen £105
Garden birds, crayon by Rita Baker POA
*Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, mixed media
by Colin Curbishley £105
**Butterflies, mixed media by Katie Wheeler NFS
Smiley Cat, giclee print of painting by Lily Harvey £42
Goldfish, collage and paint by Helen £91
Seahorses and Seagrass, mixed media
by Therese £77.
Pinky, giclee print of painting by Lily £42
***Seagull pencil and paint by Rebecca Smith POA
Wolfy, giclee print of painting by Lily Harvey £42
Untitled, giclee print of painting by Lily Harvey £42
Cows, metallic pen by Joseph Wheeler £44
Polar Bear, giclee print of painting by Lily Harvey £42
Blue Butterfly, oil pastel by Katie Wheeler £35
Hummingbird, pencil and felt tips by Julia Wonnacott POA
Critically Endangered: Amur leopard, acrylic
by Helen £105
Disco Gecko 1, mixed media by Helen £91
Disco Gecko 2, mixed media by Helen £91
The Big Pink Piggy, giclee print of painting
by Lily Harvey £42
All works on paper and unframed.
Extra facts:
*Secretive tree-top dweller. The lesser spotted is our smallest, and rarest, woodpecker. These woodland specialists are one of the UK’s fastest-declining bird species.
Woodland Trust
** Scientists estimate that insects make up to 90% of all species of animals on the planet and more than half of all living things.
Royal Entomological Society
***Did you know there’s no such thing as a seagull? In fact there are a variety of species of gull that live in the UK and not all of them live by the sea,
Although gulls are a common sight in many areas……some species such as herring. Gulls and Kittiwakes are actually on the UK Red List.
RSPCA
Shallal Arts Connection
Amazing Animals Exhibition
Shallal Arts Connection meet on zoom once a week.
We started in the pandemic and haven’t wanted to stop.
It provides creative community and connection and is open to all.
We enjoy putting on exhibitions of some of our work.
We are aligned with Culture Declares Emergency and want our work to be relevant to our times, as well as joyful and celebratory.
We all need to care, for each other, we are interdependent parts of creation.
Join us on a Tuesday term time 11.30am-12.30pm free/donation
Contact Colin colin@shallal.org
www.shallal.org
