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Bought the Dartmoor artist book on recommendation from friends. Author Sarah Smith illustrated it herself and wrote about her life on their farm in Devon. It’s a great read and lovely pictures. Kids like the pictures and it’s a feel good read. Can recommend as a perfect gift for friends or family we can’t see right now.
Bought some prints from The Dartmoor Artist during the first lockdown and they are just perfect. They light up my staircase.
Sarah has a great website with some beautiful original art and prints. Also cards and wrapping paper all self-illustrated.
and if that isn’t enough; Sarah has recently written and illustrated her own book based on life on a Dartmoor farm and it’s the most delightful read and beautiful pictures and verses. Can’t recommend enough her wares. Just perfect.
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