A brief history of how we got started
1972-76
Studied illustration Medway College of Design, Rochester, Kent.
1977

Soft Sculpture Exhitibition at Lansdowne Row, Berkeley Square, London.
Also selling these sculptures at Christopher Strangeways, Kensington Church Walk, Kensington, London.

1978
Moved to the Isles of Scilly, painting landscapes.
1980
Exhibition of landscapes in ST MARY’S MUSEUM. Patsy worked part time as Glassblower’s Servitor, making & designing glass, 1980-1987.
1981-1983

Two years work painting large mural in Porthcressa Restaurant, St Mary’s, commissioned by Mr Roy Mitchell. 1st wall 15ft x lOft, 2nd wall 15ft x 6ft. Mural of jungle scene with animals,birds, plants, etc, called Fantasy Jungle.
1984
Commissioned by Robert Dorrien-Smith to paint TRESCO ABBEY GARDENS, 8ft x 4ft, acrylic on wood, showing gardens from an imaginary birds eye view. (Now hanging in entrance of Island Hotel, Tresco).
1985

Commissioned by The Isles of Scilly Tourism Association to paint large panel depicting everything a tourist could do in a day. Now on display on SCILLONIAN III
1985-1987

Commissioned by Jeremy Mills of BBC2 to paint a section of HUGH TOWN, ST MARY’S, for a TV programme “Our Street”. This is an imaginary birds, eye view showing houses and people, and was shown on BBC South West in April 1987, BBC National July 1987. Now on display in ROSEHILL STUDIO, ST MARY’S.
1987

Opened Rosehill Studio, St Mary’s
1988

Prince Charles visits our Studio in April
1989

Commissioned to paint an imaginary birds eye view of “Trewithen” by Michael Galsworthy to show 38 acres of his house & gardens. Completed December 24 1991, includes all of his family, staff, and animals. Acrylic on canvas 8ft x 6ft, now hanging in “Trewithen”, near Truro, Cornwall.
1992

“Siesta” painted by Janet in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition
1993
“Samson” by Janet, “St Martins” by Patsy, exhibited in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. “Samson” & “St Martins” in exhibition of 29 paintings picked from the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition called “The Best of British” (sponsored; by The Prince’s Trust & Country Life) in Simpsons of Piccadilly.
1997

“Tinker & Nora” exhibited at The Society of Feline Artists Exhibition, Alexander Llewellyn Gallery, London.
1998

“Bedtime” exhibited at The Society of Feline Artists Exhibition. Alexander Llewellyn Gallery, London