The Art of Jane Tomlinson

The beauty of living things and the magic of the world around us celebrated in vibrant paintings and handmade prints

A passage to Petra

I’ve just finished this painting, entitled …

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The songs of Nick Drake

If you are not familiar with the music of …

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Julian Cope: About more than just the music – Part 3, Bristol

Cleo and Moth eagerly anticipate the gig
In 1979 a…

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Queen of the May edition

There are lots of advantages to not selling through commercial galleries, such as being able to keep my prices affordable. But one disadvantage is that I have to house and display all my own works which requires wall space. I have run out of this preciou…

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Julian Cope: Good, but not a command performance – Part 2, London

Such is my loathing of London it has to be something pretty special to get me there. Th…

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How do you say the date?

No, not that kind of date.

If you were saying rather than reading this da…

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Julian Cope: “How much can you take?” – Part 1, Oxford

I really like Julian Cope.

I first discovered him musically in 1979 when his …

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Which way up?

Amid all that sleepy, stripey fluffiness, my little cat Seafer has the cutest little pink nose. Her peaceful demeanour is misleading. Actually she’s a mouse-murdering, bird-devouring serial killer. I wish I could fall asleep as fast as she does and stil…

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Do you wash your hair in bullshitizomes?

Does your shampoo have ‘nutri-shine’, it is enhanced with real ‘…

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The stench of double standards makes me gag

Publishing cartoons which mock the Prophet Muhammed in a Danish newspaper – knowing they may offend – was unwise and irresponsible. But ultimately, within the European tradition, they have the right to do so.

In the ‘west’ we value the…

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