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Digital drawing ideas Adobe Illustrator was used to create mock ups for the ink drawings. The source material was my ...
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My hard copy sketchbook pages are below, up until the lock down was put in place. Progress beyond this has ...
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I have studied these two artists previously as their work has parallels with the quality of outcome I am hoping ...
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The previous experiments resulted in a successful drawing style of fine liner cartoon drawings on paper burnt with milk that ...
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The last piece of research identified two potential directions for my FMP outcome. After sharing those ideas and receiving feedback, ...
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This post is a consolidation of research carried out on relevant artists and an investigation into the deeper meaning of ...
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In its simplest sense deconstruction as an artistic strategy involves breaking an object down into smaller parts. However, at a ...
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The previous research on papier-mâché artists gave inspiration to create a human form (or body part) to experiment with adding ...
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Papier-mâché (literally chewed paper) is most often associated with childhood model making and has a home crafting ethic but some ...
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This experiment looked at the potential of making paper from pulped newspaper (with the future intention of purchasing it from ...
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My final major project is well underway and my theme is a WW2 experience my mother had on the night ...
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It's been on my mind for a while but the ongoing Covid 19 situation has made me think about going ...
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I'm part way into my final major project and I have a solid theme established of a family story from ...
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Reflecting on your own art practice is an incredibly useful exercise. It forces you to stop and consider how you ...
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A trip to a London gallery is always overwhelming - world famous art in iconic spaces. Hence we had a ...
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For a recent project I've been experimenting with casting epoxy resin. These pieces were a response to an exhibition called ...
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