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Junior Snailspace Art Trail launch at Jubilee Library- Snailed it !

Snailspace Brighton is a vibrant and exciting, FREE, public art event in Brighton & Hove. Admire 50 giant painted Snail sculptures and over 50 Junior Snails as you explore our great city at a snail’s pace.

Following on from the hugely successful Snowdogs by the Sea art trail in 2016, Martlets, has once again teamed up with Wild in Art to deliver a mass participation sculpture trail that is great fun for families, artists, and businesses, all whilst raising vital funds for a local charity.

The sculptures can be found throughout Brighton & Hove, highlighting our city’s historical landmarks, architecture and creativity in our vibrant community.

Some of the Junior Snails
Snail by St Mark's School with artist Jacqueline Hammond
MJ the Snail by St Mark’s School and Jacqueline Hammond

Went to see our snail outside the Jubilee Library in Brighton

🐌 Today outside the library for the launch of @snailspacebh #bemoresnailcampaign #bemoresnail2018 painted with the children at St Marks Primary and being auctioned in aid of @martletshospice the snails will be all over Brighton – ours will be in St George’s Church in Kemptown

Pause button nose – Launch of the Snailspace Brighton & Hove #bemoresnail campaign for Martlets Hospice

Carrying the world on it’s back – St Mark’s School’s snail outside Jubilee Library for the launch of the Junior Snailspace Brighton & Hove#BeMoreSnail campaign raising funds for Martlets Hospice – Ours will be at St George’s Church in Kemptown – follow the snail-trail and download a map here – https://www.snailspacebrighton.co.uk/art-trail/

Snailspace design using the kids ideas and designs for the Junior Snail Trail in Brighton the coming month – https://www.snailspacebrighton.co.uk/junior-snails-launch/

You can pick up a copy of our Route Map at your local Martlets Charity Shop, or download it here and follow The Snailway to discover each and every one of our  Snails.

Get out there and #BeMoreSnail – take the slow road and wander wherever the urge takes you, wonder at the unique sculptures and spend time with friends and family in a new, slow and mindful way.

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Presenting the snail at school assembly

At the end of the summer term I spent several weeks in and out of various classrooms to paint the snail. Here I am at the school assembly to present the finished snail painted with the children of St Marks Primary and being auctioned in aid of @martletshospice.  the snails will be all over Brighton – ours will be in St George’s Church in Kemptown

Here’s some photos of the finished snail being shown to the children of St Mark’s Primary School in East Brighton.

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Painting the Snail for Snailspace 2018

Painting the snail with the children. Snailway is in Brighton from 15 September – 18 November 2018

Here’s the snail I painted with the children at St Marks Primary and being auctioned in aid of @martletshospice the snails will be all over Brighton – ours will be in St George’s Church in Kemptown

@snailspacebh #bemoresnailcampaign #bemoresnail2018

Sketches and Designs

Our snail is a combination of a whole number of children’s ideas. Jacqueline Hammond, a parent and a local artist, helped us bring all these ideas together to create our finished piece. The snail is all about making the most of your time, slowing down and enjoying the world. It is about turning off technology and reconnecting with each other.

Name of Snail – MJ 

Designed by: St Mark’s CE Primary School
Located at: St. George’s Church

MJ the Snail by St Mark's School and Jacqueline Hammond
MJ the Snail by St Mark’s School and Jacqueline Hammond

Painting in progress

Photos of the process of painting the snail for Snailspace at St Mark’s Primary School in East Brighton during July 2018. Based on elements of the children’s designs I made a sketch of the snail we now had in mind to paint.

Snail by St Mark's School with artist Jacqueline Hammond
MJ the Snail by St Mark’s School and Jacqueline Hammond

Discover over 50 snailtastic Junior Snails along the Junior Snailway from 15 September – 18 November 2018

Some of the Junior Snails

Our Junior Snailway is made up of Junior Snail sculptures to accompany their full size (i.e. giant!) counterparts across the city.

The Junior Snails have all been decorated by children from schools and community youth groups, with over 20,000 young people taking part. ‘Packs’ of Junior Snails are being exhibited in cultural and educational venues across the city throughout Autumn 2018.

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Stars on Canvas 2014 – Bid for original artworks in charity art auction in aid of the Willow Foundation

The 2014 Stars on Canvas collection, online Ebay auction ends Sunday 23rd November 2014 – get bidding!

Stars on Canvas, is a bi-annual charity auction of original artworks created by well known names from the worlds of art, illustration, sport, music and popular culture. The online eBay auction is accompanied by a public exhibition with all proceeds to national charity, Willow Foundation.

BID NOW! Original one-off art by Jacqueline Hammond (Stars on Canvas) Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014, the online auction is on eBay until 23rd November, to raise funds for Willow:  A national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfil uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. These Special Days enable them and their families to reconnect and refocus on each other while enjoying an activity of their choosing. See www.starsoncanvas.org.uk
BID NOW! Original one-off art by Jacqueline Hammond (Stars on Canvas) Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014, the online auction is on eBay until 23rd November, to raise funds for Willow: A national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfil uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. These Special Days enable them and their families to reconnect and refocus on each other while enjoying an activity of their choosing. See http://www.starsoncanvas.org.uk

Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014, the online auction is on eBay until 23rd November, to raise funds for The Willow Foundation.

Bob Wilson Pebble Head
BID NOW! Original one-off art by Jacqueline Hammond (Stars on Canvas) Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014, the online auction is on eBay until 23rd November, to raise funds for Willow:

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Private view in London for Stars on Canvas 2014. Raising funds for Willow Foundation pictured with Bob Wilson who founded the charity and my Pebble Head Portrait of him.

Jacqueline Hammond artist, Bob Wilson footballe, Arsenal and  sports presenter
Jacqueline Hammond artist, Bob Wilson footballe, Arsenal and sports presenter

The Willow Foundation is a national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfil uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. These Special Days enable them and their families to reconnect and refocus on each other while enjoying an activity of their choosing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A day for them, a day about them and a day that will create memories they will all treasure forever. See http://www.starsoncanvas.org.uk

There are lots more besides my piece to view and bid for at http://www.starsoncanvas.org.uk. Auction ends 23rd November

Annie Lennox, Culture Club, Damon Hill, Jane Asher, Robbie Williams, Sophie Ellis Bexter, Jamie Cullen, Pixie Lott, Tony Bennet, John Hurt, Donny Osmand, Mr Scruff, Copyright, Funky Red Dog to name but a few!

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BID NOW! Original one-off art by Jacqueline Hammond (Stars on Canvas) Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014
BID NOW! Original one-off art by Jacqueline Hammond (Stars on Canvas) Here’s my piece for Stars on Canvas 2014

 

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Deckchair competition for Clevedon Pier on BBC Bristol

Deckchair competition for Clevedon Pier on BBC Bristol

My Life’s a Beach Deckchair was a winner in a fundraising competition for Clevedon Pier.

http://jacquelinehammond.co.uk/site/index.php/smart-deco-collection/deckchairs/paintings-on-deck-chairs-life-s-a-beach-deckchair.html

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Stars On Canvas auction ends and this painting sold for £325 – WOO HOO!!!

That’s £426 raised for the Willow Foundation. Brilliant!

Stars on Canvas is a colourful and imaginative art project created by hundreds of well-known names from the worlds of art, illustration, sport, music and entertainment. Collectively, the canvases can be seen as an exploration of modern culture – how we come to revere a diverse range of stars for their particular talents, skills and personalities, and sometimes simply for their fame.

This is your opportunity to own an original piece of artwork from a collection of over 300 artworks by stars from the worlds of stage, screen, art, music and sport, including canvases by Mo Farah, Wayne Rooney, John Hurt, Mike Leigh, Albert Irvin, Rankin and many, many more.

Bid now at www.starsoncanvas.org.uk

All monies raised will go to the Willow Foundation and could help us to reach our 10,000th Special Day in 2013.

National charity, the Willow Foundation organises and funds special days for seriously ill 16 to 40 year olds. Founded by former Scotland and Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson and his wife Megs in memory of their daughter Anna, it aims to offer quality of life and time to those most in need. Seriously ill is defined as any condition that is life-threatening. The aim of every special day is to provide time out from treatment allowing young adults to spend time with their family creating precious memories for the future

The painting I've created depicts a day 'Beside the Seaside' here in Brighton. I have used several pebbles 'stolen' from the beach as heads for the people (and dogs) taking a stroll along the promenade. I look for natural markings, chips and contours on the pebbles that can be used to resemble facial, hair and head gear type features. A hole in the pebble becomes a mouth, a chipped area separates the face from the hair and so on. Sometimes I paint on a face, sometimes I need do no more than a dot for an eye.
The painting I’ve created depicts a day ‘Beside the Seaside’ here in Brighton. I have used several pebbles ‘stolen’ from the beach as heads for the people (and dogs) taking a stroll along the promenade. I look for natural markings, chips and contours on the pebbles that can be used to resemble facial, hair and head gear type features. A hole in the pebble becomes a mouth, a chipped area separates the face from the hair and so on. Sometimes I paint on a face, sometimes I need do no more than a dot for an eye.

The Pebble Heads – Beside the Seaside by Jacqueline Hammond