Bark of the Pride

Location

Entrance to Maltby Leisure Centre

Bark of the Pride is inspired by the amazing therapy dogs who visit Sheffield Children’s!

Artist Liah Edwardes runs dog life-drawing classes at The Becton Centre for staff and patients, and has seen first-hand how a little bit of creativity and a bunch of very cute pups can help to make dark days brighter, bring smiles to all and provide a moment of calm.

Liah’s design is a heartfelt thank you to the dogs who make such a big difference, including Solon, Casper and Rio – all of whom you can find on this sculpture!

Liah Edwardes

Liah is a Sheffield-based artist whose practice focusses on line drawing and mark-making. She works across a range of mediums and techniques, including free-motion sewing, monotype print, pencil drawing and fast continuous lines.

Liah runs Anomaly Life Drawing and Dog Life Drawing, and collaborates on creative projects through Mushh.Studio. Her practice is strongly socially engaged, and she works with a wide range of organisations to deliver workshops for children, adults and communities across Sheffield and beyond.

A person with blonde hair and wearing glasses is facing away from the camera so only the side of their face is seen. They are working on a piece of art - painting blue florals.

Based in: Sheffield | See her work: @liah.edwardes | Find out more: liahedwardes.com

Pride of Yorkshire supports children like Caleb.

Caleb received treatment at Sheffield Children’s for leukaemia, then acute myeloid leukaemia.

Read Caleb’s story by clicking here.

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