Katyuli Lloyd

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Recent Posts

  • Travelling in the Mani
  • How to be on a Greek Island – in Lockdown London
  • Exhibition at St Marylebone Parish Church, 1st August – 22nd September 2019
  • Illustrated book cover of the day by Ronald A. Glendening
  • Parsifal, Poppies and Posters: Choice of Colour and the Creative Process

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Friday night pyjama party!
Never too early... Alexander’s first meeting with a John Constable @fitzmuseum_uk today for their exhibition on painting en plein air True To Nature.
Thank you so much Ian @bookshopontheheath for being such an advocate and patron of mine, keeping a constant stock of my edition of Virginia Woolf’s Flush, as well as an extensive range of my greetings cards 🙏... in spite of my tardiness recently!
Thank you @anitakleinart for giving the argument against Cyril Connolly’s adage of the pram in the hallway being the “sombre enemy of good art”, and, crucially, for being that beacon of example. Scroll to read the full letter.
Dropped by Harts @hartsbooks books in Saffron Walden the other day to thank them for stocking my card designs 🙏 🙏 .
Welcome to the world Alexander “Zander” Christian (more names tbc) Lloyd-Zarafov 💫 born at 4am on Saturday 19th March at St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, after 24 hours labour and an emergency C section.
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