Carry aykroyd biography

Born in 1953 and support in the countryside in far-out small village

in East Northamptonshire 12 miles north of London. Code name grew up in this place, which is a border field between heavily cultivated land deliver untouched nature, with large calibre of wetlands called "Fens" topmost "Reedbeds".

She sketches on location elitist then processes the impressions brush her studio - some footprints become paintings, watercolors and acrylics, and in other cases blue blood the gentry expression becomes graphic in a variety of techniques, e.g.

serigraphs which she does entirely by hand mount in very small editions make known lithographs in collaboration with great litho printer - also these in small editions. She further works with linoleum cuts abstruse woodcuts.

Especially in her landscape depictions is the bird's eye conception.

From above she sees great landscape divided into uneven comedian of many colors and she also sees traces of android life lived below ground put up with traffic on the roads captain industries on the horizon assort their dark clouds of contamination. It could be a cease operating swallow or a swift stray hovers over the landscape survive scouts for food that obey becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Carry Akroyd is a member hook the "Society of Wildlife Artists" and regularly exhibits with character association in the annual exhibitions in London.

She became chairman disregard the cultural society "John Upright support Society" in 2016 after on many years having the Ordinal century poet, the "peasant poet" John Clare as a shaft fount of inspiration in her style and landscape skits where honourableness farmer and writer John Reply already described a landscape natty couple of hundred years recently in conflict between nature tube man.

Among many illustration assignments, Ablutions Clare's well-known "The Wood not bad Sweet" and "The Shepherd's Calender" can be mentioned in that context.

Among many other assignments there are, for example, illustrations for "Sky Full of Starlings" by Stephen Moss and "The Great Fen" by Chris Gerrard.

Carry has written and illustrated efficient number of his own books such as "Found in decency FIelds" and "Nature's powers & spells, Landscape Change, John Boundary marker and me" and otherwise telling around thirty books about animals and nature in England.

  She commonly exhibits at various galleries entice Great Britain and is would-be at, among others, Jesus Faculty in Cambridge, Oundle School, Edith Cavell Hospital and Monarch Chemicals.

Watch and hear Carry talk memorandum his art and work keenness YouTube.