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Jane E. Hall

Explore Jane's inspirational world
  • Home
  • Introduction
  • Visit Jane
  • Inspirational talks by Jane
  • Publications
  • Gallery
    • Pictures of Studio
    • The Art of Embroidered Butterflies
    • Reflections of Nature
    • Magazines
  • Contacts & Links
  • Artwork Movie clips
  • Film Clips
  • Tales from the Fairy House
  • Guilds and Affiliations

Introduction

As an artist I have always drawn my inspiration form the natural world. Observing its detail and drama with a sense of wonder, I have sought to evolve and hone my artistic approach and technique to render ...

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Inspirational talks by Jane

Inspirational talks In a unique combination of art, photography and prose, Jane magically intertwines her exquisite work as an artist with the world of nature and imagination that inspire it. She presents ...

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Visit Jane

Inspirational Visits ‘Enjoy sharing in Jane’s world of butterflies, fairies and imagination.’ Step inside Jane’s studio, gaining insight into her working methodology. Undoubtedly ...

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Meteorologically, Summer ends on 1st September. Astronomically, it ends on 22nd, referred to as the Autumn Equinox. The ‘genius’ Green woodpecker that I’ve been watching through my studio window doesn’t need to reference the Internet to qualify this, as I just have. So too, the squirrel is ‘in on it’. […]

Changing Seasons

Cloud Cuckoos, nest in clouds. Of course they do. They favour the ninth type of cloud, ‘cloud nine’, also known as cumulonimbus. Cloud type nine was first identified in the International Cloud Atlas, published in 1896. The Cloud Cuckoos preference for this particular type of cloud is due to its […]

Cloud Cuckoo

A blustery, squally day. Walking around our wildlife garden today, felt more like being a drift at sea! I took the coastal path, trodden by the Badgers; they habitually coast around the perimeter of our meadow. I watched the wind eddy playfully amongst the grasses, making whirlpool nests. I listened […]

Lost at sea!

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Nettles Nursery provides premium caterpillar care, throughout metamorphosis, from the youngest of hatchlings. Caterpillars receive a rich, stimulating nursery experience, providing a positive influence on their development and future lives on the wing. A diet of organic, tender young nettles is amply provided. Regular, invigorating mist showers from an important […]

Nettles Nursery

    I read that Jupiter, the mighty God, not the planet! – is believed to have invented violets for his lover, Io, to protect her from his jealous wife. Io’s name is implicit in the flowers name; v’io’let. As an artist, I summoned the spirit of invention, to achieve […]

Making Violets in the sunshine

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  After a spell away, visiting the fair Isle of Anglesey, I’m now back in my studio, gathering my senses. Before I left, I released three handsome male Orange tips from my butterfly nursery. Their exquisite chrysalis’ had rested there, out of harms way since late last Spring. I’d rescued […]

Flutter of light.

Honesty, delightfully also known as fairy money, is flowering profusely beside my studio steps. I often gather it into my studio when it goes to seed, gently opening each seed pod purse to reveal the seed money within. Therapeutic in itself, useful too as the pods make for wallpaper granted […]

Honesty

Spent today making dainty silk stamens for my modelled bluebells. Rolling knots smoothly along lengths of silk floss and snipping them critically tight to the ends, I then dipped them in pollen yellow dye, allowing them to dry in the sunshine before fastening them inside each bell. As I was working […]

Bluebells

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17 Feb

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7 Feb

Fascinating, I’ve often experienced the menace of tipping teasel water up and into my shoes and wellies!

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Teasels' carnivorous tendencies in the Guardian Country Diary today https://t.co/3BBTJOGdMO #botany

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5 Feb

Just looked up from a downward gaze to see this, writ large. When life keeps throwing banana skins in your path, it’s love that picks you up! Thank you, @NorthenticNeil my love X A special share for those out there negotiating life’s slips and challenges #love

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24 Jan

Me and my shadow, enjoying an early morning stroll around our wildlife garden #stroll #nature #shadow

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