CREAMYLINES

CREAMYLINES Artist based in Bristol. Drawing Everything's, encouraging self inquiry.

26/08/2026

Eternal cosmic Motherboard mainframes digital dancers pixelated distorted distractions delicately diffuse Consciousness remembering expanding identities. complex paradoxical appearances—this is Mother Nature not being replaced by the digital, but instead, blooming through it.
Silicon is derived from simple sand. The digital realm is not an artificial departure from the organic world, but her newest, most intricate ecosystem. The eternal mother cultivates virtual architectures the same way she roots ancient trees, weaving circuits and elaborate fiber-optic networks, she extends her sensory reach into boundless, non-physical dimensions. How much do we embrace this futuristic unfolding or should we resist the world of wires?

Remember who you are. What stays the same amidst a sea of change? Iterations and variations repeated and reworked but so...
19/08/2026

Remember who you are. What stays the same amidst a sea of change? Iterations and variations repeated and reworked but some elements are consistent, unwavering, reliable. Living landscapes are always watching, always aware, always smiling quietly in a corner of the world. Drawing everything all at once.

This is a self portrait. Its also a drawing of you.
07/08/2026

This is a self portrait. Its also a drawing of you.

Reworking some old paintings by the artist Betty Laduke. Discovered her work and was called to paint everythings ontop o...
05/08/2026

Reworking some old paintings by the artist Betty Laduke. Discovered her work and was called to paint everythings ontop of it because she uses similar imagery horizons and sunshines and landscapes... Only when I researched her work did I discover a more powerful alignment within our core values and ethos as artists. Both of us are concerned with this idea of reconnection with our environment and reconnecting with ourselves as expressions of nature.
Equality and unity is underpinning her art and within the 'drawing everything' work that i create. Laduke's lens celebrated working mothers and agricultural stewards; my linework maps the unseen connections that tie us all together. A dialogue with two artists across time, rooted in the earth. ​

is noticing the physical sensations of making marks with different tools. Process driven, meditative work brings a palpa...
31/07/2026

is noticing the physical sensations of making marks with different tools. Process driven, meditative work brings a palpable energy and excitement to the final piece when i have no idea of exactly how it will turn out. Its a surprise to me, a happy harmonious accident. Using these collaged elements to tie a piece together often feels like adding the cherry ontop. 🍒

"Ancestors dance in the ripples of the Living" mixed media collage on 250gsm A4 matte paper.

BOATS BOATS BOATS. 3X boat related collages made from vintage book all about cruise ships i found in a charity shop for ...
30/07/2026

BOATS BOATS BOATS. 3X boat related collages made from vintage book all about cruise ships i found in a charity shop for £2. Which one is your favourite? Let me know in the comments.

made these wild loose landscapes within an afterschool artclub at a school in bristol. The club was founded by the absol...
16/07/2026

made these wild loose landscapes within an afterschool artclub at a school in bristol.
The club was founded by the absolute legend who ive had the pleasure of helping this last academic year. We provide a colourful spread of tools and materials and everyone can choose how these want to interact with them.
Working with young children helps remind us to stay in a state of play. Playing with different marks feeling physical sensations of how the tools might interact with the materials.
Sometimes when we are trying to make a piece of good art we can get lost in preconceptions and stories of how it might have to look.
The process is where the magic is.
allowing mistakes and embracing the unknown end point. When we dont effortlessly know what move to do next to find what feels like a balance, the piece is complete.

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59-63 Baldwin Street
Bristol
BS1 1QZ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4:16pm

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