Ask Frankie - a Custom Creative Service

Some of the services available to you through Ask Frankie. Everything is customised to what ever you are seeking. Upfront quotes. Collaboration on design.
Be a part of creating something that never existed before.

Your ideas made for you.

Baby quilt made and delivered ready for the birth of my granddaughter!
If you would love to have a handmade quilt for a little one that can be treasured all their life - contact me - I'd love to make a heirloom for you!
I can create just about anything - we can work together on ideas/pictures of things you like and design one especially for you # # #

For those of you who have been looking at the Secret Garden collection but don't have big walls or big pockets - I haven't forgotten you! Here are the last two gatecrashers fot the Secret Garden release.
You may remember when we did the co-design process, one of the things I picked up was that some would like to see small works on paper. So here are two that I did at the beginning.

I created these small works on canvas paper - a type of thick textured card that is archival in quality and can be easily framed. I used them as small studies for the work I was about to do on canvas.

I think they look amazing in thick white mat board and frames - full of light and simplistic. But, with budgets in mind, I am also offering them as prints - from A4 through to A2!

So grab the originals on my website, or head to the link below to order prints from my Etsy store. You can buy either one, or purchase them together at a bundled price!

Cut and paste this quick link to Etsy
https://etsy.me/3KTGekH
or my website
lisacockington.com

First test run on a new idea of mine - a part of my Art in Weddings plan.

The idea is that you can include a creative experience in your ceremony to symbolise the collaborative support your guests offer for your marriage, and a memorable piece of art to hang in your home afterwards.

A pre-prepared canvas masks out a design (in this case a heart, or if it works well enough, maybe the couple's names and the date, and guests pour different coloured paint across the canvas. When it dries, you remove the masking and reveal the design. Voila.

Some work to be done yet - like how to keep the guests clean, how to not pour too much paint like I did, and have to wipe it off in vertical stripes.

I know that people are doing this in weddings already - so I just need to play around and perfect the process. Then I can either offer them in my weddings, or sell everything you need in a kit. I love the idea of offering creative expression in ceremonies, and being able to make use of my skills in this way!