November in Lincolnshire: Beauty in Austerity November has arrived here in Lincolnshire in whispers of silver and ash, the world stripped back to its essential bones. Yet against this palette of grey mornings and frost-etched afternoons, nature offers its defiant punctuation: the vivid scarlet of rosehips clustered along bare stems, the deep crimson beads of hawthorn berries glowing like embers in our hedgerows. It's the season for remembering my Swedish mittens on walks, for stepping out...

When Art Finds Its Welsh Home I was so honoured when Anna and Robin from Original Hideaways in Wales decided to include many pieces of my art within the design scheme for their retreat. Original Hideaways isn't just another holiday destination—it's a carefully considered sanctuary, a hideaway, a place where design, landscape, and intentional slowness come together. Anna and Robin have created something rare: spaces that feel both luxurious and deeply grounded, where every detail has been...

A Detour to Beverley: Eastgate Studio I haven't visited Beverley since I studied philosophy at Hull University—a lifetime ago. So when my work was selected by Susan Leeson for the "Eastgate Collection" exhibition at Beverley Studio, I was delighted. I already had commitments on opening night, but managed to make a detour on the way back from a visit up north. I'm so glad I did. Sunshine greeted us, and the Minster looked commanding, its honey stone glowing against the blue autumn sky. I've...