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FARLY FINDS is a weekly journal discovering Britain's most inspiring artists, makers and creative founders, sharing their stories, style and the thoughtfully curated objects that bring their worlds to life.
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Top Tips for Biarritz (opens the original)
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Nina Brooke: A View From Above (opens the original)
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Nina Brooke is an aerial artist, surfer and something of a nomad, travelling between beaches and coastlines around the world. From Cornwall to the Caribbean, she paints the coast from an aerial perspective, continually drawn to the colours and shapes in the water. I visited Nina at her beautiful, light filled studio at Project Twenty, nestled in Rock on the north Cornish coast, where she lives and works. Nina grew up in a creative family, surrounded by artists who inspired her to be creative and
An Artist I Keep Coming Back To (opens the original)
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Using fallen twigs, this artist creates tiny figures that appear to dance, pray, bend and reach inside their boxes. Each twig man seems to possess its own personality as if carrying its own ancient story. From the humblest natural material, he captures something deeply human: our humour, fragility, burdens and hope.I have been fascinated by his work for… Read more
The Little Shell Shop (opens the original)
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Last week on the Isle of Wight, my nieces, nephews and I accidentally started a very small shell factory.It began, as many good things do, with a walk along the beach and pockets full of shells.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="2143" src="https://sub
Girls Escape to Cornwall (opens the original)
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There are few places in England that make a long weekend feel like a proper holiday. Cornwall is one of them. With its wild coastline and windswept beauty, even a few days have a way of slowing you down.We travelled to Trevear Farm, a beautiful family-run retreat tucked between Padstow and Rock, to reunite with one of my dearest friends after three years living in America .Our girls’ weekends have been a tradition for almost a decade. This year looked rather different. Between childcare, pregnan
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