Monday, March 26, 2007

Walk thoughts


photo....Common Sun-star

The recent storms and high tides have reeked havoc on the point. The road has been damaged and the way is now closed, hence the reason we had to walk all the way to the lighthouse, in the cold and wind. Not what I had intended, my arty meander was now a major slog. I still enjoyed myself and I hope everyone else did too.
there was loads of stuff washed up along the beach. there was a 4 foot difference in the sand level in places, leaving lots of exposed concrete from the old road and a large shingle bank near the wardens cottage.
That feeling of bleakness was never more apparant, I was actually pleased to return home to a steaming hot mug of tea.
Thanks again everyone, I hope nobody feels the worse for wear, just envigorated and enthused.

Saturday, March 24, 2007

The Walk


picture of stones by our youngest walker, well done.
thanks to everyone for a great day

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

SPURN WALK Saturday 24th march 2007

SPURN WALK ...... 24th March 2007
with
Martin Waters
Artist in Residence

Meet at 11 o'clock at the lighthouse
If the road is blocked then meet at the wardens cottage

Appropriate footwear and clothing should be worn.
We may do something arty on the way round.

Hope to see you there,
Martin

Monday, March 12, 2007

monday 12th march 2007


concentric circles and spirals were the order of the day.
I love the brick orange it contrasts so well with the landscape, pity it does't always look so good on a building.
It was a great afternoon, ending with a really red/orange sunset.

Wednesday, March 7, 2007

5th march 2007


A great view from the top of the lighthouse, showing the tip of spurn and the lifeboatmens cottages, coastguard station.

Monday, March 5, 2007

monday 5 march 2007


met up with an old friend today, had a good walk, thanks.
university of Leeds students looked into the studio this afternoon, thanks to them i hope they like the artwork on the web.
it was quite windy today, nice and bright. i found an interesting piece of leather, formed as if used as a legging perhaps, it dried to a wonderful rippling shape.
Naturally created forms are often more intriguing than something one only imagines.