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news of workshops and events... gift vouchers for classes now available here As an artist, I run workshops as an extension of my practice, sharing ways to explore creativity and ways of thinking in the form of drawing and experimental printmaking. My workshops offer opportunity for new connections and greater appreciation of the environment around us in every sense. ​ There will be a brief break from the programme of workshops as I move studio ​ ​ ​ I'm pleased to be partnering with Scottish Borders Council t o run 'ART COUNTS' a series of 6 FR EE weekly workshops, focussing on where art and maths overlap. Held on Friday mornings throughout winter, in my Innerleithen studio as part of their Adult Learning programme with the MULTIPLY team ​ beginning Friday 26th January 2024 ​ workshop dates: ​ Friday 26th January Friday 2nd February Friday 9th February Friday 23rd February Friday 1st March Friday 8th March ​ ​ ​ February drawing workshops –– Finding the Fluid Line ​ all workshops to be held in my Innerleithen studio ​ 10.30-12.30 Sun da y 11th February C harcoal ​ 10.30-12.30 Sunday 18t h February ​ Ink ​ 10.30-12.30 Sunday 25th February ​ Drawing into Colour link to more info + registration form join the mailing list first name last name email Subscribe Thank youyou're now subscribed!

snowdrops for Ukraine In solidarity with the people of Ukraine, in clear sight of Putin's appalling invasion, I am selling unique tiny watercolours (10-12 cm sq.) of snowdrops in exchange for donations of at least £15 to the Disasters Emergency Committee Ukraine Appeal £1,891.03 raised so far–– THANK YOU! Payment can be made directly to DEC Ukraine Appeal using the link ​ Screenshot your donation, then email this to me, along with your address. I will then package up a snowdrop painting and post it off to you ​ please note: paintings shown here are all sold but new work is continually being made ​ email to request a snowdrop DONATE HERE Snowdrops symbolise both hope and determination - pushing through frozen ground with their armour-plated tip, protecting the fragile flower bud in the most brutal of Winters return to home page The artist retains full rights over her work All paintings remain the copyright of the artist & must not be reproduced without permission

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Innerleithen Open Studios my studio will be open to visitors throughout the weekend of 3rd + 4th September 2022 11am–4.30pm each day there'll be a good selection of my drawings and prints available to buy please drop by and say hello! click here for the programme of taster workshops in my studio on Saturday and Sunday Jules Bradbury Studio 1, Memorial Hall, Chapel St, Innerleithen EH44 ​ John Busby Seabird Drawing Bursary ​ I was honoured to be given this award in December 2019. Following postponement due to the pandemic, the week of drawing on the East Lothian coast went ahead in June 2022. Work from this field trip has been selected to be shown in 'The Natural Eye' exhibition, the Mall Galleries, London in November 2022

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National Library of Scotland ​ £1000 visual art bursary awarded in order to create a response to the newly digitised archive of Scottish exam papers ​ ​ ​ 2018 VACMA Awarded visual artist funding of £700 from VACMA Edinburgh to explore printmaking ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 2019 Moniack Mohr ​ Awarded a full bursary to participate in 'Voicing the Wild' ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 2019 Fair Isle ​ ​ ​ Accepted for the Artist Residency on Fair Isle, Scotland ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ summer 2020 SWLA Awarded a bursary of £550 by the Society of Wildlife Artists to participate in the John Busby Seabird drawing course ​ Scotland June 2022 ​ ​ Artist in Residence Merlindale Meadow Southern Uplands Partnership Scotland Summer 2021 ​ VACMA ​ Awarded visual artist funding of £1260 to fund my 4-week artist residency on Fair Isle ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 2020 ​ ​ ​ A-n ​ Awarded £1470 'Time, Space, Money' bursary ​ ​ ​ 2020 ​ ​ ​ Visual Arts Scotland Awarded a grant of £2000 from the Creative Scotland Hardship Fund to help sustain practive in the pandemic Scotland November 2020 ​ ​ ​

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Derived from intense experience of the world; much of my focus is drawn to the overlooked. I form my work alongside the wild, questioning the way we regard the natural world. ​ My work is drawing-based, primarily in charcoal and pastel (effectively dust), sometimes fluid mediums of watercolour and ink, spilling over into monotype and experimental printmaking. It is a physical way of working. Complexity, energy & profusion summon my attention—particularly in the realm of plants. Spontaneity and vitality are carried in the drawings. This stems from years of active observation and close listening, attuned to the seasons and the senses.