She sells sea shells
THE children’s rhyme ‘she sells sea shells on the sea shore’ has become reality for Brighton-based Kim Bodycombe ,who is selling pebbles instead of shells from her studio on the seafront.
She buys the stones and decorates them with the faces of celebrities anyone would like to see beside the seaside.
But this is no walk in the sand as the rocky creations take up to four hours each to paint.
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