Jacqueline Seviour Jacqueline Seviour

Four Ways to Build a Landscape

I find myself sometimes being very literal with the larger landscapes. With my pendants, though, the process is far more intuitive. Over time, I’ve built up a kind of library of pre-designed glass sheets — each one a small experiment in colour, texture, and transparency.

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Jacqueline Seviour Jacqueline Seviour

Dartmoor Sketching: A Small Act of Bravery

With the car boot packed full of supplies, we set out for our first Dartmoor sketching session — an act of bravery, and a learning curve in more ways than one.

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Jacqueline Seviour Jacqueline Seviour

Stepping Into the Wild

A perfect Dartmoor day of tors, trees, and legends — and a reminder of why I love calling this wild corner of Devon home.

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Jacqueline Seviour Jacqueline Seviour

Exploring Dartmoor on the Page

Exploring Dartmoor through the pages of well-worn books before setting foot on the moors themselves — gathering stories, inspiration, and places to walk once the hills quieten for winter.

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Jacqueline Seviour Jacqueline Seviour

When Too Many Colours Speak at Once

My inner critic is loud, my deadlines are looming, and glass feels impossibly complicated. So I went back to basics: paint, play, and a pile of colour swatches. What started as overwhelm is turning into a palette — and maybe even a collection.

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