I love to write, it's my favourite thing - words matter. The right words can sell products, bring clarity to complicated subjects, explore trends and set you apart as an authority in your field.
Public Relations is a service that I offer to all of my clients - either as a stand-alone offering or as part of a multi-layered marketing strategy. Content still matters, and a well-crafted press release, alongside high-quality imagery, well placed, to the correct target audience, is invaluable.
Copywriting, SEO content, writing articles, Blogging, Newsletters.
Dorset Art Weeks ~ Kimberley Day & Kim Pragnall
Dorset Art Weeks provides the perfect opportunity to showcase the work of two local artists Kimberley Day and Kim Pagnell. Although quite different in style, palette and energy, they share a deep connection with the landscapes in which they live and the emotion they evoke. When describing their own work, both refer to vibrations, elemental impulse and sensory connection.
A Beginners Guide to Buying Art
Becoming an art collector is no longer the preserve of the elite. If you love art and want to adorn your walls with it, here are a few tips for building a collection that you’ll come to treasure. The art market can seem like a daunting world, especially if you are starting from scratch, but everyone has to start somewhere. We hope this acts as a sensible guide to get you out of the blocks.
Country Life ~ May 2025
The Drama of the Panorama by Giles Kime, Decoration Editor of Country Life magazine. May 2025
Lighting the Outdoor: Inspiring Ideas to Design with Light
Whilst the primary function of Outdoor Lighting is to safely guide us along pathways and through exterior spaces, designers and architects are becoming increasingly creative with this medium. The desired outcome is to achieve both aesthetic innovation and valuable function in residential and commercial environments.
Tapestry Makes a Comeback
When you buy a Tapestry Wall Hanging, a panel of fabric or a length of wallpaper from Zardi & Zardi, you are buying your very own slice of history. We want these rare and elegant designs to continue to grace your homes, not just those of the aristocracy or on the wall of a museum.
Le Bonheur de Vivre for The Artist magazine
When this painting was first exhibited at the Salon des Independent in 1906, it was jaw dropping. For one thing it’s enormous (17.5m x 24.7m) - the colours, the subject matter….it caused a real stir.
Alex Merry ~ Gucci Girl
Written for Good on Paper magazine.
International artist and Stroudie explains how she came to be commissioned by Gucci.
Steve Russell Studios
Written for Good on Paper magazine about Steve Russell, official photographer for Pangolin Editions, the largest foundry in Europe.
Anita Klein ~ Seven Questions
Written for Print Day in May ~ an annual international printmakers event.
La Giudecca ~ Winter Morning by Ken Howard
Written for the Royal West of England magazine The Floating Circle. La Giudecca ~ Winter Light is held in the RWA collection and this is a review of the artwork.
Da Vinci ~ Lady with an Ermine for The Artist magazine
Written for The Artist magazine ~ June issue 2025.
Sarah Middleton explores the four female portraits that Da Vinci painted in his lifetime.
Pissarro ~ a quiet revolutionary for The Artist magazine
Written for The Artist magazine ~ May issue 2025.
Pissarro - The Dean of Impressionists.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh ~ Glasgow, Japan, Catalonia
Written for The Artist magazine ~ April issue 2025.
Polymath Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his travels from Glasgow, Japan to Catalonia.
Jane Morris ~ Artist, Model, Muse for The Artist magazine
Written for The Artist magazine ~ March 2025 issue. Jane Morris - Artist, Model, Muse.
Rembrandt ~ Portraits & his Palette
Written for The Artist magazine ~ February 2025 issue. Rembrandt ~ his portraits & his palette.
Van Gogh ~ Power of Plants & Painting
Written for The Artist magazine ~ January 2025 issue. Van Gogh and the Power of Plants and Painting.
Lighting Artworks
Illuminating precious artworks requires technical skill, historical awareness and a keen eye for interior design. Kate Wilkins and Sam Neuman, founders of Kate & Sam Lighting are experts in lighting Old Masters, oil paintings, contemporary art, tapestries and sculpture – on any scale.