Lynne E. Windsor: Cambridge. Cambridge School of Art

So sorry everyone.... indeed if anyone has missed me! Life has been really overwhelming this last few months. Ohhhh, the roller coaster joys of trying to sell a property and all within a short timeframe has been so stressful and at times I have definitely wanted to run away to some beautiful island and live in a tent! I am still going through it, waiting to see if the latest buyer comes through... the viewings, the surveys, the valuations, back and forth.. arghh! It is not something anyone wants to go through at the best of times, but when you are 92 years old (not me, my Aunt, although, I have to say I feel 92 on some days!), it is not an easy task.

In between all this, I have been cooking, caring, painting, printmaking and gardening and consequently my blog has gone by the wayside. I don't get out much either, so no beautiful British landscapes to show you. Thank goodness for Cambridge School of Art. (Anglia Ruskin University) I continue to print in their print room as I supervise one evening a week. It is a life saver for sure. Plus I have been and continue to do some print workshops at the Archaeology and Anthropology Museum in Cambridge with my printmaking friend, Lizzie (Bertie) Smith. Oh, yes, I also got an interesting etching commission for a dung beetle which I sent to Singapore.

I am at the moment getting ready for a very important print exhibition in Edinburgh as a consequence of showing my cabinet at the Scottish Society of Artists annual exhibition last November. Thank you Scottish Society of Artists! I am thrilled and excited to have been offered a chance to exhibit my work at The Open Eye Gallery in Edinburgh on 27th June. Thanks to Cambridge School of Art Print room for making it possible for me to prepare for this exhibition.