It was great yesterday to meet up with a group of fellow artists to hang our art offerings on the Lime trees near Walthamstow bus station. It was part of the E17 Art Trail, Art Grows on Trees.
I have been part of this from the beginning some years ago, and it was good to have some new artists involved this year, with even more art work on the trees.
I had been making lots of tiny Tree Spirit faces to put in the trees this year, (below)plaster, paint and pen work. More to follow for next Saturday, we arrive about 9.30am so you need to get there early to pick your own art work.
Amongst the artists taking part, Julie Cave put up delicate bird watercolours,(above) Julie's site here
Dean Roddick brought along a new variety of fruit his hairy pears, Deans site here. He also brought along one of his sparrows, there are more on display as part of the trail. That was snapped up with in minutes.
Katja Rosenberg included some cacti in great pots decorated with quotes among her offerings. Katja's exhibition site here.
Rachel L'Anson brought some lovely photographic prints, from urban scenes to trees and snakes.
Rachel's site here.
Alban Low brought more fridge magnets, this year with great birds and tweets on them.Alban's site here.
Valeria had some great climbing pictures colouful prints and bark, appreciated by one young art picker here. Valeria here
Helen Porter, used one of her umbrella frames to hang a variety of decorative and quirky prints.
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