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Sally explores how to develop a professional mindset in the April edition of The Artist Magazine
February 2022
In the third and final article about forging a second career in art, Sally offers thoughts on the importance of developing a professional mindset in the April 2022 edition of The Artist magazine, published in February 2022.
“Nancy” and “Lockdown Self-Portrait” pre-selected for 2022 Royal Society of Portrait Painter’s annual exhibition
February 2022
Sally was delighted to hear that two of her paintings have reached the final round of judging for this year’s Royal Society of Portrait Painters annual exhibition. Sally previously exhibited with the RP in 2019 and 2020. The results of this year’s competition will be available later in March.
Sally discusses how to widen your audience in The Artist magazine
January 2022
In the second of three articles about developing a second career in art, Sally gives her advice on widening your audience and raising your profile in the March 2022 edition of The Artist magazine, published in January 2022.
Sally writes about starting a new career in art for The Artist Magazine
December 2021
In the first of three articles, Sally writes about her experiences of starting a second career in art in the February 2022 edition of The Artist Magazine, published in December 2021. Available in shops, or can be ordered online.
King’s College School portrait commission
October 2021
Sally has been commissioned by King’s College School, Taunton, to paint headmaster Richard Biggs MA BSc. The painting will hang within the school and will be unveiled in July 2022. Sittings for the painting took place in October. During her stay, Sally was delighted to give a talk to 6th form art students about her journey to becoming an artist and her creative process.
Self-Portrait featured in Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize 2021 online exhibition of highly commended works
June 2021
You can now see Sally’s self-portrait as part of an online exhibition of highly commended works selected for the Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize 2021. The exhibition continues until September 30th and can be seen here and on Artsy. More information about the selection and judges can be found here.
