Robin Tanner (1904 – 1988) is quoted as saying ‘as a boy I had two great longings – to be a teacher and to be an artist – and I have never wavered.’ About thirty years…
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The Real England is a concise, direct, and not-so-gentle window into the depths of the leftovers of the world’s once greatest empire. It is told from the perspective of one lone (or not so lone) long term visitor. It informs one of the dregs of the country and helps to explain quaint British oddities such as the crack addicted chav.
First Night Design 
After a few lacklustre attempts at lino-cuts during my school-days, I discovered a new-found admiration for the skill of engraving.
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I made the same lacklustre attempts!
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lovely! (K)
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Agreed!
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I always think it is so wonderful to have a clear sense of direction from an early age. I’ve known some people who were blessed in that way and many, who like me, were not. A clear sense of direction and a successful career often go hand in hand don’t they, or possibly lead to years of frustration and bitterness, but lets not go there on a lovely sunny Saturday afternoon 🙂
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How can I not go there when I had years of longing, frustration and regret as an actress! But it’s also a sunny day here so I’ll go no further. 😀
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Excellent camouflage. 🙂
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🙂
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