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November 2010
Earth pathways diary - a co-operatively produced UK Diary aiming to be a network and resource for Earth lovers, environmentalists, artists, writers and activists. Contains contributions from artists and writers from all over the UK including an image of my work for the second year running.
October 2010
Publication of "Woodlanders - new life in Britains forests" edited by Ian Edwards and published by Saraband. The book is filled with articles about people working or playing with woodlands, wood or woodland products in Britain. It covers wooden buildings, harvesting wild products, art and crafts, working with groups and the community woodland movement. Includes an article on my work.
16th September 2010
Profile of me and my work by Helen Johnson in "CRAFT & DESIGN" magazine, just published in September/October issue. They have kindly provided a pdf that is available to view here.
4th May 2010
An American magazine "Scrollsaw Woodworking & Crafts" has published an article profiling me and my work and shows a project detailing how make a pair of inlay earrings. They have kindly provided a pdf that is available to view here.
6th November 2009
Craftscotland feature my work in a piece on the Wych Elm Project in their latest newsletter.
18th July 2009
The book of the Wych Elm Project (including a bracelet I made to commission and profiles of all the artists involved) was launched at Edinburgh Treefest & is available from Summerfield Books
15th April 2009
"Permaculture" magazine feature about us, our lifestyle and my work entitled "Alchemy of Land & Wood" published in their next issue (publication date late April), view pdf here.
1st October 2008
"Geoff King - Artist in Wood", a profile by Fi Martynoga published in the autumn issue of "Reforesting Scotland" magazine. They have kindly provided a pdf of the article that is avaiable to view here.
10th June 2008
An American magazine "Woodcarving Illustrated" has published an article (written by Kathleen Ryan) profiling Geoff and his work and shows a project detailing how to carve a brooch. They have kindly provided a pdf that is available to view here.
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