David Mackie @davidcmackie - Twitter Profile

almost 4 years ago · Penarth

New work for the The Dingle in Penarth features local wildlife, real and possibly imagined as suggested by local people. Text in English and Welsh, naming the wildlife and plants to be spotted. Expert help from Becky Adams, @phoenixforgeltd and New Leaf Landscapes. Etched Iroko.

davidcmackie's tweet photo. New work for the The Dingle in Penarth features local wildlife, real and possibly imagined as suggested by local people. Text in English and Welsh, naming the wildlife and plants to be spotted.

Expert help from Becky Adams, @phoenixforgeltd and New Leaf Landscapes. Etched Iroko. https://t.co/xiBaEJbRYN

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David Mackie @davidcmackie

about 5 years ago

Trying out the Bunting as part of the Artworks for The Arcot Street Triangle, a tiny pocket Park in Penarth with a very strong local community. The designs are derived from community workshops held with Becky Adams on the themes of Local History and Sailors Tattoos.

davidcmackie's tweet photo. Trying out the Bunting as part of the Artworks for The Arcot Street Triangle, a tiny pocket Park in Penarth with a very strong local community. The designs are derived from community workshops held with Becky Adams on the themes of Local History and Sailors Tattoos. https://t.co/MkLZ7tQrlI

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Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park @BannauB

over 5 years ago

A treat for all lovers of landscapes poems and the Brecon Beacons Poet @owensheers reading his poems along the A470 The Cambrian Way.Sit back and enjoy Thanks to @iforapglyn for producing it #TheWalesWay @davidcmackie @LitWales @poetrywales https://t.co/x2P58fc2Nb @visitwales

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David Mackie @davidcmackie

almost 6 years ago

This stone seat was completed last week (much delayed by Covid) for the Brecon Beacons National Park : Craig Y Fro on the A470. Celebrating the glacial landscape described as “the ultimate roadside experience of the ice age”. The work is created with over 10 tonnes of Welsh Stone

davidcmackie's tweet photo. This stone seat was completed last week (much delayed by Covid) for the Brecon Beacons National Park : Craig Y Fro on the A470. Celebrating the glacial landscape described as “the ultimate roadside experience of the ice age”. The work is created with over 10 tonnes of Welsh Stone https://t.co/Qp7X3KckbY

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David Mackie @davidcmackie

almost 6 years ago

Some exceptionally long days on site at St Nicholas with Mr Alan Jones and his exceptional stonework. Tinkinswood Green for Redrow Homes. Celebrating the very special Neolithic Landscape of this part of the Vale of Glamorgan and the Ancient’s connection with the Earth.