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Blog posts covering personal stories from my various art exhibitions and progress over the years.

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2017 RECAP

Last updated Dec 31, 2017 | Published on Dec 30, 2017

My fifth year as an Artist, but my first as Sophie :) Here I talk about some of the highs and lows of 2017

PLYMOUTH ARTS CLUB AUTUMN ART EXHIBITION 2017

Last updated Nov 16, 2017 | Published on Sep 9, 2017

My First Sophie Lawson Art Exhibition; the preview event was a beautiful night of acceptance …

HOW THE SITE HAS CHANGED OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS

Last updated Feb 21, 2017 | Published on Feb 21, 2017

I look back at how SophieLawson.com has evolved since I first launched the site in 2013

2016 RECAP

Last updated Jan 2, 2018 | Published on Jan 1, 2017

My fourth year as an Artist was a year of mental exhaustion, with very little art being produced. Here I talk about some of the highs and lows of 2016

PLYMOUTH ARTS CLUB SUMMER ART EXHIBITION 2016

Last updated Sep 9, 2017 | Published on Jul 22, 2016

Held at the Plymstock Library in Plymouth, I look back at my first Art Exhibition of 2016, where my Cat drawing won the award of ‘Best in Show’

ART EXHIBITION BRINGS THE FAMILY BACK TOGETHER

Last updated Nov 8, 2016 | Published on Feb 21, 2016

Thanks to Artists Dave Crocker, Karina Vettorel and Russell Aisthorpe

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