Mollie Brotherton Ceramics
A creative life inspired by the rythms of life here in SW France
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The Dragonfly still visits (opens the original)
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The process of transformation is rarely a straight line.There are deviations, switchbacks, dead ends and unexpected stops, and sometimes, quite literally, a bit of crashing about. A little like the flight of a dragonfly.We have the ability to manoeuvre, to change direction, to hover for a while before deciding where to go next. And I think that’s okay.We’re so often encouraged to move forwards: to set our targets, make our plans, achieve our goals and fly like an arrow towards them. But I’ve com
August News from my Workbench. (opens the original)
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Thankfully the temperatures are starting to come down now, especially at night so sleep is easier. I no longer sculk around looking for cool dark corners to lie in and my energy levels are rising. With that I have the motivation to start thinking about the next cycle of courses and classes. Locally I offer weekly classes, Saturday morning one-offs and ‘Atelier Apero’ evenings for my neighbours and friends. I love the rich tapestry of comings and goings, it makes my life feel richer and complete.
Dragonfly at the Window (opens the original)
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There is something extraordinary about seeing a dragonfly up close. Outside, they seem almost weightless, swift flashes of colour darting effortlessly over water and through the air. And if you are lucky enough to have one alight upon your hand, you discover something quite different, a surprisingly tenacious grip and an almost robotic, mechanical presence.I publish monthly with nature spirit guide observations and news from my workbench. Please support my work by considering becoming a free or
Join me Online this August (opens the original)
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Hello,Just a little reminder that the Early Bird price for my August online workshops ends on 1st August.If you’ve been thinking about joining me, now’s the perfect time to book.Over three Saturday sessions we’ll explore the way I work, from the first spark of an idea in my sketchbook through to making with clay and decorating finished pieces.Saturdays … Read more
When the Vultures Came (opens the original)
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There have been a handful of rare sightings of a dozen or so vultures over our area during the past few months. Social media has been buzzing with speculation; are conditions in the mountains driving them down, is climate change altering their habits, have displaced summer grazing flocks changed their feeding patterns, or is the increase in traffic simp… Read more
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