Recent Comments
Mr Watt on The Pear-ly gates Jane Silvey on The Pear-ly gates A visit to the Pear-… on The Pear-ly gates Mr Watt on “Watt’s in his… stevefrickerpainting… on “Watt’s in his…
Category Archives: engineering
Wiston Steam Rally Ahoy!
Wiston Steam Rally Ahoy! Again with thumping heart I set off on the negligible mileage to Wiston Steam rally – 40 mins away (15 in any other vehicle). Sooo relieved to get there, and straight away the conversations start. Old … Continue reading →
Posted in engineering, jon mills, metaljon, Mr Watt Goes to the Museum
|
Tagged austerity vehicle, classic cars, girder fork, Mr Watt, reliant, steam rally, van, wiston, Wiston Steam
|
Leave a comment
Kids in the Shed!!
60 kids from Hertford Infants School at the workshop. Mr Watt’s shed gets it’s first occupants! Wonky metalwork explained…. …to an attentive audience: then the walk back to school, and they’re all exhausted! See the Kingfisher class blog at: http://kingfisherclassblog.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/visit-to-jon-millss-workshop/
Posted in childrens book, craft, engineering, jon mills, metaljon, metalwork, Mr Watt Goes to the Museum
|
Tagged art, artists in schools, blacksmith, childrens book, craft, education, metaljon, metalwork, Mr Watt, public art, school visits, schools
|
1 Comment
Hey Kids!!
Here’s me giving a talk to Hertford Infants school assembly. A quick history of my career to date, from automata and furniture, to public art and demo’s of the Mr Watt eBooks. What a receptive and appreciative audience! (with thanks … Continue reading →
Posted in artist in schools, childrens book, craft, engineering, jon mills, metaljon, metalwork, Mr Watt Goes to the Museum
|
Tagged animation, art, artists, artists in schools, blacksmith, childrens books, craft, design, grumpy man of metal, infants, metal man, metalwork, Mr Watt, schools, talks, technology
|
2 Comments
what the scribbles became
I was recently asked to be part of an A&C Black publication, about artists and their drawings. It prompted the digging out and scanning of some of the more interesting works, especially when the scribble had led to bigger things. … Continue reading →
Posted in childrens book, craft, engineering, jon mills, metaljon, metalwork, Mr Watt Goes to the Museum
|
Tagged art, childrens books, jon, metaljon, metalwork, mills, Mr Watt, public art, sculpture
|
Leave a comment
jenny lind steam locomotive
And now, I shall be making a life size “2-dimensional” replica of an 1847 steam locomotive, the Jenny Lind…. In 1847 the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway commissioned a new locomotive from the E.B.Wilson works in Leeds. Named the … Continue reading →
Posted in childrens book, craft, engineering, jenny lind steam locomotive, metaljon, metalwork
|
Tagged art, artists in schools, blacksmith, brighton, childrens books, craft, education, grumpy man of metal, jenny lind, jon mills, metalwork, Mr Watt, public art
|
12 Comments
