lives and works in the south west of Cornwall. His abstract paintings not only draw inspiration from the dramatic Cornish coastline; the wild, empty moors; the big skies; but also the raw, physical elements of the landscape.

For more info:https://t.co/BuDkXkYNRh

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Part two of the analysis of the creative process employed by Norman Cornish developing a series of steps from initial idea to completed bar scene



https://t.co/9tvfwLtJ42

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Welp, I brought back and redesigning my OC Lumi Anderson.
He's a Cornish Rex now, I tried to make him look like one-

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Why 'Cousin Jack?' The origins of the nickname of the Cornish overseas — a new post by me :) https://t.co/AMC04J4wdw

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Book of the Day: Roger Langley "Walter Langley: From Birmingham to Newlyn" (2011). Pictures Langley's "Old Cornish Woman" and "But men must work and women must weep, though storms be sudden and waters deep, and the harbour bar be moaning"

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The Cornwall Play Clubbers are interested in reading some new writing, particularly unpublished work... If you are a Cornish, or Cornwall based playwright who'd like to hear their new writing spoken by Actors (it's unrehearsed) then get in touch & let's make some readings happen!

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Norman Cornish the creative process involved in developing a series of steps from an idea from initial concept to the finished painting of a bar scene.



https://t.co/9iWYOewmWe

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Healing from the wounds caused by generations of cruel separation, the quest to track down the source of the poison still flowing from the Firehills and infecting the Savage's ancient Cornish family line, continues...
The Changeling Saga: Ends of the Earth
https://t.co/5DMOESXyYC

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Healing from the wounds caused by generations of cruel separation, the quest to track down the source of the poison still flowing from the Firehills and infecting the Savage's ancient Cornish family line, continues...
The Changeling Saga: Ends of the Earth
https://t.co/5DMOESXyYC

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This week’s SH Art of the Week inspired by Cornish fisherman & artist, Alfred Wallis, by Will D (F4). For more information about Wallis’ work follow the link to see the collection. https://t.co/NMDbDxwW0d

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Healing from the wounds caused by generations of cruel separation, the quest to track down the source of the poison still flowing from the Firehills and infecting the Savage's ancient Cornish family line, continues...
The Changeling Saga: Ends of the Earth
https://t.co/5DMOESXyYC

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Healing from the wounds caused by generations of cruel separation, the quest to track down the source of the poison still flowing from the Firehills and infecting the Savage's ancient Cornish family line, continues...
The Changeling Saga: Ends of the Earth
https://t.co/5DMOETf9Qa

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Hi

I’m a Cornish artist based in the Welsh mountains who’s inspired by little moments of natural beauty!

I blog about my work regularly at https://t.co/5CCYemX0rQ and share my illustrations at https://t.co/KcWYsLtBHT!

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Healing from the wounds caused by generations of cruel separation, the quest to track down the source of the poison still flowing from the Firehills and infecting the Savage's ancient Cornish family line, continues...
The Changeling Saga: Ends of the Earth
https://t.co/5DMOESXyYC

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F3 & F4 have been studying the work of Cornish fisherman & artist Alfred Wallis to see how he used simple shapes & earthy colours in his paintings. They thought about why he did this & what effect this created.
What sort of things did he enjoy painting & why?

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Twitter: Cornish drawing inspiration from the world around him people on benches in his home town becoming sitters who became perfect subjects for the artist



https://t.co/9p1Th06svS

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When lockdowns gave hit before it did not make much impact, but today I really missed the sea and the rugged Cornish coast in particular. This is a view of Treyarnon
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Scooby-Doo Directed by Part 2

as Velma Dinkley
Abbie Cornish as Daphne Blake

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20C Cornish painter Doris (“Dod”) Procter’s favourite subjects were women and girls, often in reflective poses, with emphasis on the effects of light ~ The Quiet Hour ■ Morning (voted Picture of the Year at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1927) ■ Betty

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