SLEEPY MOON HARE

A new little Hare painting of mine, my first in 2018. It is an oil painting so it is now waiting to dry and be varnished and then framed and hung in my gallery The Three Hares Gallery in Chagford on Dartmoor.

Three Hares Stained Glass

This is a beautiful new stained glass window by Sadie Covenrty using my Three Hares design she has cleverly converted it to glass for a customer who wanted a green background for it instead of blue and I think it looks really good. If you would like Sadie to make one for you then please look at her website www.stainedglasseffects.com  It was framed by my husband.

BRIDFORD INN

The Bridford Inn has a lovely new sign using the Three Hares as there is one carved in the church in Bridford. We had an excellent Sunday lunch there with the tastiest lamb ever!

CHAGFORD Three Hares Logo

This watercolour of the Three Hares shows one hare made out of wood to represent the wooden church bosses that we have in Chagford. One hare made of tin to represent the 'Tinners Rabbits' of Chagford and the third hare made of granite to represent Chagford today. The poem I have written around it reads:-
Once Tinners Rabbits
Now hares of granite
Their meaning a mystery
Obscured by history
Some carved in wood
Some made of clay
Some easy to find
Others hidden away
The three hares of Chagford
Are there to be found
Ears joined together
Going round and around.

New Three Hares Logo

Now officially the logo of Chagford, I have been working on a new image for Chagford and have painted the hares to resemble Granite as this seems appropiate, I have kept the image simple and in a soft blue grey.

Chagford Three Hares Boss

This is a copy in oil paint and gold leaf of the painted wooden Three Hares Boss that is found in the ceiling above the alter in St Michael's Church in Chagford. It can now be seen in my Three Hares Gallery here in Chagford or on my website www.devonsnatureinart.com

Chagford Three Hares Boss

This is a tiny oil painting I have just done of the wooden Three Hares Boss which can be found in the ceiling of St Michael's Church here in Chagford.