Artnest by Rebecca Armstrong
Rebecca ArmstrongA newsletter about being a fledgling artist, sharing what I learn at art college - as well as outside of it - and living more creatively
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| Issues | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Perfection for breakfast
It astonishes me that The Morning has become my favourite time of day. It used to be that waking up was a pile-up in slow motion. Old Car Horn blaring, phone juddering, reality careered through my dreams, the impact leaving me clinging to a...
I thought I'd be a painter by now
On my desk are many things that the tide of my untidiness has washed up. Beached next to me is a brochure for an art college I looked around five years ago, which now serves as my mouse mat. At the time it seemed wildly unlikely that I’d ac...
Slugs not drugs
I used to think that my friend Nat was being a bit extra (as they say now, rather than over-the-top) with the amount of hand-crafted things she made for other people’s children. She always seemed to be crocheting a cardigan for a new-born o...
Beer garden vs. art gallery
Last Wednesday can’t have been the first day of sun this year, but it felt like it. I sensed the arrival of spring with a lightening of spirit. The snowdrops, crocuses and narcissus were poking their noses out of the lawns and flowerbeds un...
Bruminations on taking time out
My tortoise has been in the fridge for two months now. He is tucked up in a bed of newspaper inside a plastic box with holes in the lid. This is how he spends his winters - chilling out at a constant temperature of five degrees Celsius. Not...
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Rebecca Armstrong is a recovering journalist, an art student, a creative and the mother of a tortoise.
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