Between 5th - 13th July my Printmaking Studio on Harrow Hill in Drybrook will be open to visitors for the annual farOpen Art Trail. I've been quietly tucked away these past couple of months making lots of new prints, so I'm really excited to finally share them with everyone who comes to visit.  

This year there are 60 studios in total taking part across the Forest of Dean and surrounding areas. In Drybrook alone we have 9 artists across four different studios, all within walking distance. We have created a handy little Drybrook Trail flyer and map to help visitors easily navigate round the village, ask at any of the four venues for a copy. 

To find out more about the Art trail or to download a copy of the Art Trail brochure visit www.faropen.co.uk. You'll find me at Studio 51 so please do come and see my prints, plus gifts, cards and homewares featuring my designs. It won't just be my work at Studio 51, this year I will also be sharing my space with three other incredible artists and makers: Sadie Copus - Glass Jewellery maker, Jack Delahoy - Photographer and Claire Billingsly - Ceramicist.  

As well as work from four different artists we also have a pop up cafe overlooking beautiful views of the Forest, serving refreshments and delicious homemade cakes daily. 

We are open every day from 10:00am - 5:00pm