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View fullsize Excited to say that our show is open @ninacampbellltd 's gorgeous flagship store on Pimlico Road, London, as part of @londoncraftweek . Helen Chislett Gallery @helenchislett has curated exquisite textiles, furniture, decorative plasterwork, embroider
View fullsize In the run up to London Craft Week, I thought I'd share a few maker process images, as for me as an artist/designer/maker, I love nothing more than a good studio visit and to see process! My work seamlessly combines the hand and the digital in craf
View fullsize One of the things I love about London Craft Week is the chance to meet participating artists, designers and makers and experience their practice and knowledge first hand. In the run up to London Craft Week, I will be speaking about my bespoke embr
View fullsize I'm really happy to say I will be exhibiting as part of a gorgeous pop-up show curated by @helenchislett and @ninacampbellltd for @londoncraftweek this May. I will be showing my new work 'Couture Nature', amongst other beautiful works by artists
View fullsize My copy of Fiber Art Now magazine @fiberartnow has arrived! This April issue, I'm in a feature in the magazine called Artist Business, which highlights my embroidery practice and artist business. It was nice to take time to reflect on my artistic an
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View fullsize To show you some more of Jacky's couture furniture and embroidered menagerie in the run up to our exciting studio instagram live event on March 4th, led by @ruepigalletoronto , here are some details from her sumptuous Squirrel and Peacock Ottoman and
View fullsize Jacky is hosting an exciting online event in her studio on March 4th 2024: mark your Calendar to join Jacky and Isabelle @ruepigalletoronto live on Instagram, March 4th at 10.00am EST/ 3:00pm UK. Says @ruepigalletoronto : "I will be in @jacky
View fullsize Jacky's work loves to explore visual collaborations across cultures, from multicultural graffiti-d contemporary cityscapes to historical textile motifs and traditional cloths, from urban wildlife to the 'collision' of wild creatures and human citysca