​ALIZON BENNET

Channelling Dr Suess for this project. Decorations for Newcastle Uni going red and white.

Sketches for a children's book I am illustrating for author Sandy Chadwin. Here is a red crocodile.

Shimmer Art Trail in Whitley Bay, where my lovely hosts were 129 Coffee House.Thank you Megan for being so accommodating and...

Such fun transforming this space at Newcastle University for a spooky student event.

As part of a sculpture trail at the Steel Furnace I made several willow sculptures and this is a mobile fizzog.

Twiggy stars activity for the finale of The Whitley Bay Film Festival.

Four very different community groups and four different banners.

A pop up installation at Whitley Bay Metro Station, working in collaboration with two other artists AKA 'The Three Stitches'.

Carnival costume 2019. Many eyes but I could barely see.

An exhibition marking the culmination of eight weeks of workshops. A wonderful project working with The Customs House in South Shields....

Costumes for 'How to Explode' time travelling and Thomas Bewick references. Photos of the fitting and performance.

I joined a group of artists illuminating areas of the The Station masters' Community Wildlife Garden for this annual winter event. A bit...

Textile wreath making at the Customs House.

I am thrilled to have my two picture books published. The book launch at 'The Word' on Thursday was just lovely. Here are my books and a...

Here are the results of 5 workshop sessions to create memorial bunting. My students created beautiful, moving and very personal tributes....

On Sunday 10th June Myself and a group of women from South Shields shall be taking our hand stitched banner to Edinburgh. We are part of...

Here I am in the news. Workshops start Saturday 12th May, at South Shields Museum.

I have just submitted my latest commission celebrating the centenary of The Shipley Art Gallery. One side is an illustrated map of...

More of my glass bunnies are safely out of the kiln. Thanks Sue and Effie. Now for the next step......

Roman costumes made and packed off to Segedunum. Beautifully modelled here by Sola Griffiths.