Name: A Worker Bee’s Work is Never Done
Designed and decorated by: Laura-Kate Chapman.
Sponsor: The Oast House
Worker bees account for the majority of bees in a hive. They play an integral role in the maintenance and preparation of the hive to store nectar and pollen, as well as the production of honey and wax, foraging for pollen and collecting nectar. Manchester born Laura-Kate’s design is an ode to worker bees and to the many important roles they undertake across their lifespan.
Amidst the sprawling towers of Spinningfields, The Oast House is a truly curious sight. Once home to hops and kilns, this old world pub is now a stockpile of the world1s finest ales and beverages; a place for workers to indulge in deli boards, rotisseries and freshly made local produce. Owned and operated by The New World Trading Company.
Manchester born Laura-Kate has been running her own freelance illustration business, Laura-Kate Draws since 2009. She has worked on a variety of commission-based projects as well as developing her own range of illustrated gift ware products and hosting illustration and screen print workshops in schools, museums and events across the North West. Her art work is predominantly hand-drawn and painted, using a variety of media and often involves intricate detail and lots of animals. Clients have included The RSC, The Library of Birmingham, Wild in Art and Walker Gallery. Find out more at laura-katedraws.co.uk
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