As well as Kerria Japonica (the proper name) and Soldier’s buttons, it’s also known as Jew’s Mallow. I love this shrub - I planted one in the garden at our old house and then another one at our current house. Can’t wait to see your lapel pins.
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I have no concept of what a “Jew’s Mallow” is. So, unfortunately, I cannot make the imaginative connection. I agree with you that it is a wonderful bush.
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Time at the natural history museum in Oxford discovering natural mathematical patterns as inspiration with my 12 year old daughter.
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Wow, fabulous photos
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My daughter bought me this wire shoe a few years back now. I am fascinated by it but have never found what I could do with it yet. I keep returning to it, keep being inspired yet never reaching a creative solution. (It is adult size three).
Wow great photos
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I love that red door. Mmmm.
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Well this is certainly inspiring, looking at all these photos! Two in particular have given me the spark of a new idea. If i ever get around to making them - I’ll post a pic here so you can compare them to the original photo (and see how much an idea changes from its original inspiration!!)
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This is the most weird, most disturbing thing I have photographed to date. Although the seagull is unperturbed.
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Can you believe, someone lives in this. It is their home. It is in Dungeoness - a very, very weird place indeed. Big sorry to anyone living there.
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I think there was something similar in America in about the 50’s 60’s called an Airsteam…
This is the spa town of Bath. A must to visit. Anyone interested in tapestries, just outside Bath is the American Museum, this is also a must.
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derek jarman used to have a cottage there - he wrote a book about his time there and his garden there is famous.
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