(Season One re-share) I am so excited to share this interview with you!  This week I am sharing the conversation I had with artist, Ann Wood of Woodlucker.  Woodlucker is a visual partnership and studio founded by Ann Wood and her husband, Dean Lucker.  Ann spoke to me about her journey and her process and many other things besides and I have to say that despite already admiring Ann’s work I still learned so much more about her from this conversation.  Ann creates the most intricately crafted paper flower sculptures, but I will let her tell you more about that as her love and passion for her subjects emanates from her every word and I couldn’t even begin to do it justice.

You can follow Ann on Instagram -  @Woodlucker
or find the Woodlucker website at www.woodlucker.com

All images are copyright owned by Ann Wood/ Woodlucker

 I would absolutely love to hear from you, so head on over to my website and send me a message. See you next week for another glimpse into the world of one of my favourite artists,

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(Season One re-share) This week I am re-sharing with you an interview with illustrator Flora Waycott.  I’m willing to bet that you know of Flora and her enchanting art and for those who don’t follow her, you have probably seen some of her work either on a bookccover in your local book shop, or perhaps in a magazine or one of many other possible places.  Flora's delicate, intricate illustrations are a reflection of her appreciation for the little things in life, as she explains in the conversation.

You can see more of Flora's work at her website www.florawaycott.com and you can follow her on instagram @florawaycott

I would absolutely love to hear from you too, so head on over to my website www.make-inspire.com/podcast and send me a message. See you next week for another glimpse into the world of one of my favourite artists

My Interview with artist Claire Henley will be shared in the coming weeks.

 If you could rate and share the podcast it would mean such a lot to me and really help me to spread the word, so we can build a community of creative, kindred spirits just like us.

I was so fortunate to have the chance to speak with artist, Mary O'Malley.  Mary lives on the coast of New Hampshire and in her gorgeous studio space, she creates beautiful treasures in the form of her exquisite art works.

To learn more about Mary and see her mesmerising work, you can visit her website at https://Maryomalleyart.com/.  You can also follow Mary on Instagram @maryomalleyart

Thank you for listening!