Author Archives: Bernard van Lierop

I recently returned to “The Old Bakery” in Coventry and again found a hub of painting, drawing and sculpture made by two artists who have inspired many in their locality to attempt to make art, or to extend their artistic … Continue reading →

This week at the Norwegian Church in Cardiff Bay, I visited Guy Pitt’s exhibition of paintings, drawings and photographs of the South Wales coast and the Severn estuary. Using large-format cameras, one of which he built himself, he distils years of close … Continue reading →

My main creative work in recent weeks has been making new ‘Headers’ for this website! The ‘September Summer’ weather has been ideal for this, as when a couple stopped to look at the swimmers enjoying the autumnal warmth. Click on the … Continue reading →

Following feedback from friends and family, I have decided to restructure my website, to focus more on the work, and less on the life! I am very grateful for encouraging comments from artists Natalie d’Arbeloff, Anne Irby Crews and Andy … Continue reading →

I have, I hope, at last devised a Home Page that both welcomes the visitor and gives an accurate summary of the whole website! I have finished the Edith Downing page and finalised the website’s main structure and themes. Now … Continue reading →

I had a great tutorial yesterday evening with Computer Consultant Steve Williams! Some of the ‘mysteries’ are beginning to make sense! Thank you Steve! I have learned how to add new Header images to the ‘appearance’ part of the website … Continue reading →

I have finally written a Home Page that gives a short summary of the whole website! I am having difficulty installing my own images at the top of each page (‘Headers’), and in getting consistent quality with the other photographs! … Continue reading →