Artist | Printmaker

Before we start on painting, removal of old wood was necessary to get an idea of what structural renovations we needed to make to the framework and chassis. This revealed some rather lovely details that had been hidden, perhaps since the caravan was built. This has given us extra information to work with as we renovate the caravan as true to its original state as possible. Photos are included of the process of removing old wood and also saving some parts to be stripped and refitted.

UPDATE 28th FEBRUARY

DATES for 2025 (more TBC):

• Sunday 27th April - Prom Art, The Promenade, Grange-Over-Sands, Cumbria

• Sunday 25th May - Prom Art, The Promenade, Grange-Over-Sands, Cumbria

This post covers the transportation of the caravan to our house in readiness for renovation and transformation into a studio/shop for The Badger Sett Studio which I intend to open for visitors from time to time. The renovation is running alongside my working days as a full time artist and so, with the run up to Christmas (my busiest time) and mixed British Northern weather, fitting in caravan time amongst my art work has been challenging!

When I am at shows and events with my stand, one of the most common questions I get asked is how and where I create my work. People expect me to have a specialist studio space somewhere when actually the truth is far less exciting! It seems to be incredibly important for people to know the story behind the art and then, by knowing, they almost become a part of the process. So I thought it would be interesting for my website visitors to find out a little more about The Badger Sett Studio and how I get things made.