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Wildlife art project - Home School Help!! :-)

Hoping to help parents who are now home schooling with a project about wildlife painting. This isn't a step by step guide in how to paint like Sarah, the aim is to allow children to research an artist, create an artist profile, and then to experiment with colour & paint. I have taken the key points from the lesson plans created by Jo-Anne Mallinson, a Deputy Head teacher and tried to make it flow in an accessible way.

Posted on Mar 24, 2020 By Sarah

Gloria and Gladys, the Kune Kune pigs of Brixworth Nursery Farm

“Gloria and Gladys were sisters who joined the Brixworth Nursery Farm menagerie when they were 6 weeks old. Only little piggies at that time! Gloria and Gladys are Kune Kune... Read More

Posted on Jan 02, 2020 By Sarah

Portrait commisions

You probably know me best as a painter of animals, but did you know that I also like to add splashes of colour and geometric shapes to human portraits too? I... Read More

Posted on Aug 12, 2019 By

Your Questions Answered! - A Q&A with Sarah Taylor

A while ago you guys sent me some questions asking about how I go about creating one of my paintings, and how I get to the final picture. It’s lovely... Read More

Posted on Oct 14, 2018 By

Graham & The Vixen

One of my most recent paintings; a proud vixen, was commissioned by Graham to commemorate his much-loved Aunt, who sadly passed away earlier in the year. I thought that it might be nice to share a little insight into the life of this magnificent woman, and why Graham chose a fox in particular to honour her.

Posted on Oct 09, 2018 By

A Rather Special Pheasant

I’ve been working away on a few paintings recently, but today I’m going to tell you about a rather special pheasant.

Posted on Aug 31, 2018 By Sarah

Etchells Primary School - Woodland Project Part 4

I would have loved to visit the children in person, but thanks to the wonders of modern technology I was able to video chat with them in-between painting. I was really excited to talk to them, when we connected through skype, I found a classroom of children all sat eagerly waiting to speak to me!

Posted on Aug 03, 2018 By