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jackie morris artist - the balance of life as an artist and writer living and working in wales: or, how to ignore housework. jackie morris artist the balance of life as an artist and writer living and working in wales: or, how to ignore housework. skip to content home signed books books gallery robin hobb cover art exhibitions and events biography ← older posts hay festival, before and after. posted on june 9, 2018 by jackie the last few weeks have been a curious roller coaster of days, from london to home, missing the wonderful opening of the exhibition at the botanic gardens in edinburgh where the lost words artwork and words are currently residing, to hay, then london, again! i’m home now, and home is scented with roses and honeysuckle, with too many things to do. so, i will try to show a little of my time away, mostly in photos, and then begin to move through things that need to be done. hay festival for me began with heading to the festival to set up my studio in the illustration gallery, which turned out to be rather larger than i had anticipated. for the first couple of days the gallery was closed, but on thursday i signed and doodled on 80 prints for paul, from aquarelle, while outside rivers of children moved between events. the atmosphere of the festival was joyful, amazing. so many children. by saturday the gallery was open, i was gilding a barn owl and the hard work had begun. somehow i found the time to sign prints for graffeg, also, for the old chapel gallery and number seven dulverton. i had meant to go to lots of events, but soon realised this was not possible, for one cannot be in two places at once. but i did hear the wonderful musical alchemy of catrin finch and sekou kiet a. and we did have a meeting with sekou before hand. but more on that soon, soon. on thursday i took the morning off to do an event, parachuting the wonderful nicola davies in to chair the event at the very last minute. kerry andrew began the event, spellbinding our audience into the theatre with her music for robert macfarlane’s wren spell. and she closed the show too, leaving the audience with the scent of bluebells. her music is available to download and buy from itunes and you can hear the beautiful bluebell on youtube. live, she is magical, her voice carrying clear and beautiful notes, building sound, wrapping a room around the tune. 2 1/2 hours of signing then straight into the studio, talking with students from hereford college of art. next day i was painting otters in booths. ampersand otters, and more, signing books and talking. and there i met with the wonderful rachel clarke rachel wrote your life in my hands and was speaking at the festival and we plotted and planned. on saturday i took people down to the river, talked about the lost words, drawing, looking, took water from the river to paint an otter. as we arrived it almost began to rain then the sun shone and it was beautiful. and then i painted again in the festival. and during the week there were many otters, a fox and a badger. i gilded small children, had my photo taken with sofia, queen of the selfie. i talked to people of all ages, some authors and illustrators, some students, from cardiff, swansea, hereford, had a meeting with tiny owl, one of my publishers, signed prints for graffeg and had short meeting with them, chatted with tom bollough who spoke of how he was wrestling with his new book, and all of these things were things that might usually happen in the green room, but people could listen in, and all were part of the business of being an illustrator. in the green room i chatted with a c grayling who talked to me of the nature of the origin of the word water until i felt i was drowning a little, but loved eavesdropping on his conversation with the very beautiful and marvellous anita sethi . i read gillian clarke’s ‘stone hare’ to a new friend, val, from gillian’s ipad and then compared rings with gillian’s daughter. and i think that despite interruptions to sign books i got more work done than i could at home, because of the need to focus and inability to wander the cavernous hallways of social media. so, thank you hay festival, for inviting me. more news on this soon, as the otter i painted on stage while reciting robert’s spell and being watched by about 600 people is due to be auctioned to raise money for the festival. many thanks to all who came, peter florence for the invite, becky and isaac for looking after me on the riverwalk and feeding us flapjacks. the exhibition is still on in booths bookshop, and i must thank them for sponsoring our event on the baille gifford stage, and looking after me so well when i was in the shop painting, and for the gift of the stuffed heron who is now watching me in my studio. so utterly perfect. they have originals, prints and framed otters for sale, including work from tell me a dragon and song of the golden hare and the ice bear. the shop is magnificent, the cafe just wonderful and they’ve signed copies of many of my books, though we sold out by the end of friday of the lost words. and most thanks go to hannah, for as we drove away on the sunday, tired and relieved we learned that little pi had encountered a lost word in the flesh, been bitten by an adder. i can joke now, for she is fine, will keep her life and all her paws, but overnight in the vets with anti-venom while i was miles away was difficult. so thanks to hannah for her care of the golden dog child, and to the gods of small dogs for not letting her die. back home now, unpacking head and boxes, painting a spell of otters. this is a new series, infinity otters, a wild river spell so that there might always be rivers and otters to people them, and that somewhere the rain will always fall to make rivers flow. small infinity otters#2 sold in moments on twitter for £300 large infinity otters#1 are £2000 painted with sumi ink and rainwater from home. time, now, to sit in a field and watch the birds fly. oh, and then there is the beautiful hay festival medal for illustration. i love the way it was quietly given, and believe me when i say, it is very warmly received. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 3 comments soul stitching posted on may 21, 2018 by jackie she walks, and if a small piece of her soul was missing, isn’t that always the way? in darkness the soul stitcher worked, piecing the remnants together with silk thread, a stitch at a time. and all that remained of her soul was purest gold. meanwhile the gold souls of birds are also a work in progress. these are the remnants of the leaf left when gilding. and often i have sold off small piece by auction, to help raise money for charities, for crowdfunders. but now at last i have found ways to stitch and they are seeding new ideas, working images and words in tattered fragments of fragile things. and if the one who walks is perhaps a ghost then she is more like the ghosts i have seen. not a fan of the cult for dystopia, i seek out beauty. appalled by the zombie films i know that treating dead in such a way dishonours us all. for those who are dead are not to be feared, but remembered, with love, with honour. like the gold souls the memories build in our minds. the kindness of ghosts. i can feel a new exhibition coming on. meanwhile i have the moongold soul of a bluebell, stitched onto the wordpress of the lost words spell written by robert macfarlane. and i have a draw that contains sleeping golden souls. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 10 comments stitching souls posted on may 20, 2018 by jackie for a while now i have been wondering about gold leaf fragments. sometimes they are lovely. and for a while i have been wondering about stitching them together to make quilts of leaf. as lambeth and wandsworth is now fully funded ( thank you so much all who contributed) all sales in this will go towards the sheffield campaign organised by the vernon oak and friends. first, one fragment of gold, from a painted stone labyrinth. £35- the gold is 8cms x 8cms. email me , with the subject title of ‘stitched souls’ if you want it, then donate fast to the funder. second, two; again just one labyrinth, a bigger stone. £50 stitched together with silk, these are fragile things, but they glow, holding the light of evening. third, three. three stones, placed on the beach, somewhere in pembrokeshire, and these are the echoes of their gold souls. three, moongold, stitched with silk. £75 (sold) fourth, and we have four, in greengold and yellow and redgold i think. £100 ( sold) and then there is this, flawed, but somehow really like a piece of gold magic. fourteen stones gilded, fifteen squares in various shades of gold, greengold, moongold, red and yellow. really inexpertly stitched ( i missed a bit at one point), but would work in a frame as a curious creature. there’s something about the flawed and fragile nature of this that i like. £300. it’s the first of something new i hope, big pieces, stitched together. next time i will mark where the stones were placed. some of these will have been picked up, others will have lived in the sea, as tide finds before human. i’ve more souls to stitch, some big pieces, some small, but i need to get better. i think i have the tension right on the machine now and i love the sound it makes as it stitches. i’m in need of learning, it’s also in need of a good clean, but it seems to me that stitching the gold souls of creatures might be a little akin to magic. you can if you wish, in the next couple of days, donate to the crowdfunder here: the lost words for sheffield schools. do email me before donating if you wish to secure one of the pieces as they are all one offs. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 4 comments imagine the world: hay festival posted on may 17, 2018 by jackie so, imagine the world. it seems as if the human world is in quite a mess at the moment, getting deeper in, not deeper out. and the trouble with this is that because as a species we are, or feel we are, so dominant on the planet we endanger every living thing, not just ourselves. it seems to me the way forward is to find new ways, learn new behaviours and in order to do this we need to imagine a better, not a worse future. this year’s hay festival has as its strapline imagine the world. it seems counter-intuitive to me that at a time when we need the dreamers, the thinkers, the ‘imaginers’ in order to find and design a way out of our predicament our government continues to underfund the arts and undermine the teaching of the arts in schools. it’s a joy to my heart that the lost words is finding its way into schools and doing its best, through the power of brilliant teaching, to undermine the government’s attempts to do this, inspiring children to find a voice. so, imagine a child who loved to draw being told that she couldn’t make a living as an artist and had better just stick to it as a hobby. that child was me. this year i have been awarded the hay medal for illustration, for my part in the lost words, written by robert macfarlane. our subversive creature of a book continues to unite, to be read across generations, to heal, to be read at weddings, at funerals. to thank hay for this, and i hope to help to inspire a new generation of young people to have confidence in their bright minds, to aspire to work in the arts, i have agreed to set up my studio table in the new illustration gallery at hay and work. i will be there most days, gilding at times, playing with ink, writing with otters, with some of the things from home around me, with sketchbooks and with stories. i’m happy to sign books, but happier to answer questions, chat, and most of all work. obviously when i am engaged in the events on stage, i won’t be in the studio, but otherwise, appart from maybe tues 22nd and the afternoon of friday 25th ( on 25th i will be painting in the beautiful booth’s bookshop.) for those who know me from art in action it will be a bit like a solo version of that. i will try not to bring the filth, and cobwebs from my studio, but may bring my da’s typewriter, brushes, polar bears and their shrine, and odd bits and pieces. below is the start of a trial piece. so far in otter, reading vertically it says…. well, maybe i will let you work that one out. for ease i will put the code beneath. think i need a bigger piece of paper! so, come if you can. there are no tickets left now for the walk i am doing, but still tickets to see and hear me and kerry andrew ….we hope to make some magic happen. and for those far, far away i will try to remember to tweet, but i hope i will be wrapped up in gilding. i’ve an image almost ready for gilding now. it’s huge. it began as a sketch and a search for lost wings and an owl’s foot. it began as an image to accompany robert macfarlane’s barn owl. but then as the wrens sang sharp thorn song outside my window they crept in too. hunted. more balance will be added after gold leaf. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 4 comments more on the language of liquid posted on may 17, 2018 by jackie it is time to introduce you formally to the twenty-six otters of the alphabet. they have been made for me, from my original painting, by the wonderful team at the english stamp company. now it is time to use them and play. the first thing i did was to use the capital otters to write the world otter. for £30 (sold) this could be yours, signed. just email me to secure and then donate £30 to herefordshire’s campaign to place the lost words in hereford schools. in their campaign you can pick the school you wish to support and choose to donate personally or anon. £30 will support 3 schools. after this first one has gone, anyone still wishing to have a stamped otter word can do so at £20 to the campaign. or… there is this, which is as otter letters should be written. £40 ( sold) to the hereford campaign will secure this one. again, email me, using the email link . once this one has sold, if you desire the otter word then a minimum donation of £30 will see one coming your way. and for decoding, here is the otter alphabet. this is a sizeable piece, the first printing, and comes complete with error as i printed the ‘i’ upside down. 76 cms x 56, printed lettering. signed. £500 to the hereford school campaign will secure you this piece. it will be unique, as i hope to get all the letters the right way up next time! and…. well, these are something i would not normally offer for sale. they are a piece that went wrong. i was trying to handwrite the otter letters of love in large size, but misjudged my placement, the balance, and ran out of room. and isn’t this often the way with love. you think it’s a good idea, but somehow in that first flush you misplace your balance, and tip. and ordinarily this is the kind of piece that i would have to dispose of, but, well, it seems quite fitting really. love is always rather difficult and so this, now is ‘the otter letters of lov’ and ( i will add the missing whiskers if a buyer wishes. leave them out if not) it’s a big piece this, 105 x 75cms on beautiful thick watercolour paper. not sure which of the crowdfunders this will go to. perhaps we can decide together, the buyer and me. to give you an idea of what a ‘bargain’ the three letters of lov are, below is the word ‘soul’, also known as the soul of otters, also in sumi ink and river water ( both are painted with solva woollen mill river water) and this piece will be for sale at £3 000, at some point. ( yes, it’s true, i would sell my soul) soul is written in joined up otter writing…. there will be more. money for the soul goes to me though, because even artists and their children need to eat. these otters feed my soul. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 2 comments a tale of two illustrators posted on may 10, 2018 by jackie once upon a time, not so long ago two illustrators were talking. both were struggling with aspects of the world of publishing. both worked hard for a living. neither were particularly happy. and during the conversation, about crafting of books they spoke of how they were not really taken seriously as writers, for sometimes it seems that the words in picture books are seen merely ( merely?) as pegs on which to hang beautiful images, when in fact the words and the images work together to create a space between where magic dwells, neither more important than the other. the two illustrators made a pact to write a text, each for the other. james mayhew wrote first, and can you see a little bear was born. beautifully written, it’s a book that can be read fast, for tired parents, or slow as slow as the images are packed with opportunities for stories and tales to be told. because james is an illustrator he understands how space needs to be left for the images to be imagined, the world of little bear to come into being. little bear did well. it sold out in hardback very fast, was translated into a few languages, came out in paperback, and a small board book that was like a little gem, but then it went out of print, and despite asking, pleading, bookshops requesting, the publishers decided not to reprint. and sometimes this can be the death of a book. but now can you see a little bear is back, in a beautiful new hardback, with a mock linen cover and beautiful paper. this is the cover i wanted on the book originally, and it’s cute as buttons. both james and i had small children at the time of making this book, and we wanted something that was beautiful and packed with details and we hoped it would be a book that would be tucked under a pillow at night to inspire dreams. we wanted little bear to be a friend. can you see a little bear publishes in july but is available from solva woollen mill a bit earlier we hope. anna has can you see a little bear available for pre-order . it has a really small print run, so if you want a first edition be fast. meanwhile, time passed….. books were published…. james and i continued to talk, then…… mrs noah started to talk to me, and it rained. james became involved in many wonderful concerts, bringing music and art to so many children, and i wrote mrs noah’s pockets. there’s more about the genesis ( see what i did there?) of the book in another blog post. i still remember how nervous i felt sending the text to james. would he like it? such a relief when he said yes. and then it was my turn to be amazed as james danced into a new and beautiful language and put flesh on the bones of my spare story. mrs noah is a rebel with a sewing machine. she knows her own mind and quietly gets on with doing what she knows is right. some people love her, others have described my text as a ‘butchering of the biblical story’ (wearing that badge with pride, thanks for that.) both of the books are published in hardback by otter-barry books, distributed in usa by pgw. signed copies of mrs noah’s pockets are available from solva woollen mill along with my other books in print. they also have what i think might be the last copies of east of the sun, west of the moon for a while….but that’s another story. meanwhile i am really pleased to say that mrs noah’s garden has been commissioned and james will begin work on the artwork soon. and now, i have much to do, before heading to hay on wye with prints, london for the british book awards and then edinburgh for connect with nature festival and the lost words exhib at botanic gardens, edinburgh. i will be doing a talk on the saturday at the festival, followed by leading a talk around the exhibition, which will be a bit like doing a powerpoint, but with lots of gold leaf. for now, i have prints to prep, and a fish to finish painting and words to write in otters. but first i need to turf the golden dog child out of my seat. for she has found a pool of sunshine. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | leave a comment home, with ink. posted on may 7, 2018 by jackie too much travelling around leaves my mind unravelling. back home in my studio i had a week to try and pull myself together for a photography shoot. now, that’s even worse than being away. the more travelling i do the more my home is a harbour, and this week i have been interviewed by caroline from the bookseller, for a piece about publishing in wales, and also photographed for another magazine. fortunately both caroline and nato ( the photographer are lovely and professional. but now, just for a week, i’ve time to settle, paint, think, walk. and, i found treasures while i was tidying. fairy lights for the duck ( i had said on twitter that i was hoovering the duck, but in the end i used a feather duster, which seemed more appropriate), and badges. today at the airfield i bathed my ears in the song of larks and cuckoo. i’ve prints to prep, for an exhibition at richard booths bookshop in hay on wye. the show is on now and until end august. work may change as and when paintings sell. there’s new work, including otters, signed books and prints. back in the studio, thinking about 3 different jobs, easing my soul with the movement of dark ink. i’ve new paper, large sheets, thick, textured. perfect for the liquid souls of otters. 75 x 105 cms £2 500 unframed and below, same price, same size, either way up, dancing dratsies. below is a small giant, sold faster than painted, all money going to the dorset crowdfunder to place a copy of the lost words in all schools in dorset. 101 wonderful supporters have so far raised £3 300 taking the target to 92% funded. now with only 3 days to go it still needs £300. hopefully there will be another small giant in the next 3 days, but every little helps. we are seeing the most astonishing work coming from schools where inspirational teachers are firing children’s minds with thoughts of green….. just look at these, from the children of hotwells primary school in bristol. how very wonderful, to see such words and images spinning from the catalyst of our book and children so very engaged in their school day. another school reported that the children wanted to stay in and write poetry in their break time. just wonderful. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 3 comments words for sale posted on may 4, 2018 by jackie words for sale. small drawing of swallow, a sketch in pencil, will be added. £75 sold to the #acornistowood campaign. written, on my dad’s old green typewriter, in between tidying studio. the keys are racing green. i need to write more. paint more. go away less. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | leave a comment #acornistowood posted on may 3, 2018 by jackie there are so many crowdfunding sites springing up to bring the lost words into schools in the uk. jane beaton’s campaign in scotland was successful and the books are beginning to work their way into schools now. in suffolk the first books were delivered by owls. and here in wales books are working their way through. as part of #acornistowood, the wales campaign, anna at solva woollen mill and i have set aside 10 copies of the book to be donated to schools in wales. if you are a school, in wales, or a teacher working at a school in wales, please contact solva woollen mill with your details and the first ten teachers to do so will receive a free copy of the book. ( you can also request a dedication) there is a facebook page, co-ordinated by sam hicks , for #acornistowood this includes a film of ideas to raise money, and add to the forest of books that is growing in to schools in wales. the campaign has many branches, including the lost words campaign with gwent wildlife trust. in pembrokeshire the friends of the national park are raising money for copies in pembrokeshire schools. there are many campaigns in england also. so, if you are a teacher, or a school in wales then contact solva mill for one of the ten free copies. and if you wish to add a donation you can do so through the two links above, or by #payingitforward at solva mill to add to the ten, or by buying and dedicating a book to a school. ( the photo of the book above is one dedicated to a school in england where class copies have been bought for the school) robert and i have both been watching the most wonderful work unfolding from books that are already in classrooms. beautiful work, rich language, gorgeous paintings and very happy children. teaching notes accompanying the book are to be found on the john muir trust website. i’m tired now. need to get on with tidying my studio. need to settle to work next week. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | leave a comment the language of liquid, continued. posted on april 25, 2018 by jackie i have to say that i hold robert macfarlane entirely to blame for what you will read next. for a while i have had in my head a desire to paint the twenty-six otters of the alphabet. why? well, in the willow spell there is a line, “but you will never sense our sap, and you will never speak in leaves,” and also, at the foundling museum i drew an otter, in pencil, but then said, “the thing is, i love pencil, but when it comes down to it liquid is my language” and i think perhaps it is my truest mother-tongue. the language of liquid. for are we not all, mostly water? so, it was not leaves i wished to speak, though i would love to understand the slow time language of trees. rather, the language of otter. and wound around this is also my struggle as a child to learn to read. and the fact that we have been sent many a message from teachers and parents about ‘reluctant readers’ and how they have cleaved to our book. i struggled to get the alphabet to sit in my head. struggled to find a way to draw these figures i was show, to relate them to words. but i got there in the end. many don’t. so, let me introduce you to the twenty six otters of the alphabet, who came first in small sketches. they have twined and twisted in my head for a while now, and the few people i have talked to about them have looked bewildered and changed the subject. today i drew them, in sumi ink, with water from the river beside solva woollen mill, where otters swim. there’s a dipper there too, and kingfishers. eels run the weir, pushing upstream and sometimes a heron hunts at weir sill. i want to paint all 26 letters as big pieces also. this will act as my key, and my aim is to write robert macfarlane’s otter spell using the twenty-six otters of the alphabet. hopefully the english stamp company will help me with this. just seeing now if a set of stamps can be made to enable me to use them to write with. and i also wondered whether to auction a word, or your name, painted rather than stamped, in sumi ink, in otter? the size would depend on how much the bid is, how long the word/words. a name, a word a phrase, in ink, and the language of liquid. and the money would go to one of the many crowd funders for the lost words, or be split between a couple. this auction is now closed. blog this! bookmark on delicious digg this post recommend on facebook share via reddit share with stumblers share on technorati tumblr it tweet about it subscribe to the comments on this post tell a friend posted in uncategorized | 28 comments ← older posts lost something? search for: twitter tweets by jackiemorrisart follow @jackiemorrisart jackie morris/ website etc website gallery things i love ginger cats adam buick ceramics catherine hyde, artist tamsin abbott, glass artist celestine and the hare , home of all the bears in the world blogroll old blog friends and relations beautiful ceramics and beautiful life in japan claire carlile, digital marketing in the wild james mayhew margo lanagan, among amid while marley youmans meg rosoff terri wilding's studio blog follow on bloglovin’ recent posts hay festival, before and after. soul stitching stitching souls imagine the world: hay festival more on the language of liquid pages a year of reading artique, tetbury. a small piece of india in the cotswold hills. bears: 30 years of painting them. book list. a hole in the sky east of the sun, west of the moon: in between the lines. how the whale became by ted hughes i am cat: walking through dreams. mrs noah’s pockets one cheetah, one cherry something about a bear. song of the golden hare the cat and the fiddle the lost words; a spell of words by robert macfarlane. the newborn child the quiet music of gently falling snow the white fox the wild swans walking with cats ( working title) what’s all the paperboat stuff about? 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