“Imagine Turner plus Edward Lear” - The Times
Eleanor’s works from her studio near the sea in the East Neuk of Fife in Scotland. She creates ceramics, paintings and prints.
Eleanor has taught on the illustration BA at Norwich University of Arts, and runs workshops at The BFI Animation Academy, The Apple store, V & A Museum, Ravensbourne College and the National Portrait Gallery.
In 2011 Eleanor co-founded and art directed the Loop with Claudia Boldt. The Loop is a magazine for children which encouraged thinking and making in its readers. Together they made Think and Make like an artist, published in 2017 by Thames and Hudson.
Contact Eleanor to discuss commissions and projects.
Exhibitions / Screenings
Further Afield, Lighthaus, London 2019
Love Letter to Europe, Message from the Skies, Projected on the Bongo Club, Edinburgh, 2019
RSW, 138th Open Annual Exhibition - Invited artist , Royal Scottish Academy, 2018
End of Beginnings (group show) Mandell's Gallery, Norwich, 2016
Hackneys Marshes, Botany, London, 2016
Anno, Tramway, Glasgow, 2016
Anno, Oval Space, London, 2016
Look Out, Plane Tree, London, 2015
Where will the selfies take us? 2021, Touring exhibition, 2015
A Record Of Wishful Thinking, Air CSM, London, 2013
Mastermind, (group show) Brixton Village, London, 2012
House of Gold - Butter, Nobrow Gallery, London, 2011
Awkward moments and strangely proportioned animals, Zetter hotel, London, 2010
Final show - CSM, A Foundry the Rochelle School, London, 2010
Open Exhibition, Royal Watercolour Society, Bankside Gallery, London 2010
Work In Progress- MACD CSM, Shoreditch Town Hall, London 2010
One Creative Scotland, Tollhouse Studios, Glasgow 2009
Twenty10, Westminster Reference Library, London 2009
AOI: Images 31 The Best of Contemporary Illustration, 12-month UK touring exhibition 2008
Recoat Refresh, Recoat Gallery, Glasgow 2007
B-tween, National Media Museum, Bradford 2007
Prologue, Lower Foyer Gallery, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee 2006
You–topia, DCA, Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre, Dundee 2006