Join me on Monday 8th March at 6.30pm for a Mother’s Day card workshop hosted by Selfridges. From my cottage studio in Sussex, I will talk you through creating a simple hand-drawn card to send to your mama, or indeed anyone special! The event is FREE, you can find all the details and booking information by following this link...
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March 05, 2021
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March 04, 2021
Box of Delights
A little while ago, I was commissioned by Plum & Ashby to illustrate their limited edition Mother’s Day gift set. As a company focused on natural products and sustainability, the idea was that the box would have a life long after the glass bottles inside were empty - a place for your ribbon stash, or colouring pencil collection perhaps? Mine currently live in a Swiss chocolate box. Using a muted palette that nods to the beautiful paintings of Winifred Nicholson who was company founder Freya’s grandmother, the box has been beautifully styled & photographed here by Twig Hutchinson & Emma Lee.You can buy the limited edition set from Plum & Ashby while stocks last or click here for a chance to WIN one in Plum & Ashby’s Mother’s Day competition (closes 9 March 2021) -
September 03, 2020
The Art of Great Dixter Auction
Detail from Meadow Drawing 3 August 2020
Great Dixter is holding an auction to raise funds to support its work in the wake of the Covid 19 pandemic and the dire impact this has had on the organisation. Artists with a strong connection to Great Dixter including Anya Gallaccio and Howard Hodgkin have donated pieces and Caroline has given a new Meadow Drawing made in August this year.
All winning bids will help Dixter continue to look after a unique house and garden which provides exceptional horticultural training in a place that cares about plants and people.
Bidding begins on Friday 4th September 2020, 8am (UK time) and ends on Sunday 13th September 2020, 8pm (UK time) - find a link to the auction site here
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August 28, 2020
Talking gardens, wildflowers, art & stationery in The New York Times’ T Magazine...
Called a rebel gardener in The New York Times - I think I can die happy now… I am not usually one for trends, but think I can safely say we’re nailing #cottagecore! Click on the image above for a link to the feature… -
July 26, 2020
Fine Stationery & Proper Post: Scribble & Daub talks to Falcon Enamel...
Scribble & Daub’s Caroline Kent spoke to the folk at Falcon Enamel about what you’ll find on her studio desk, the joys of snail mail correspondence and the importance of good gifting. You can read the full interview on Falcon’s journal here… -
July 26, 2020
Plate Expectations: Scribble & Daub's Bespoke Event Stationery featured in The Financial Times How to Spend It
Obviously, dinners & parties feel like relics from another world right now, but since all we have are the simple pleasures, why not make a bit of effort - even beans on toast could feel like a treat eaten off your nicest plates! You can read the full article for more inspiration here and shop Scribble & Daub’s collection of customisable hand-painted cards to create your own menus, invitations, place settings and note cards here…