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My self directed project started with my research sketchbook, the first few pages of my sketchbook are in multiple blog posts, with trips to galleries and museums. This is the rest of that sketchbook, which is an octopus concertina sketchbook… Continue Reading →
Today I used Clip Studio Pro for the first time, software that came with my Wacom Intuos. I love the variety of brushes and pencils and how well the pressure of the pen is captured. I was able to recreate… Continue Reading →
Brighton CCA is the Gallery Space that is now run privately but still open for student use and very focused on collaboration. They “focus is on supporting the development of artists’ practice and practice-based research; nurturing cross-disciplinary dialogue and placing the… Continue Reading →
A mind map of work by Rob Flowers, Anna Ginsburg and Ambivalently Yours for my artist visual report.
These last few days I’ve really been enjoying painting and drawing outside on the decking in the little garden of a Brighton terrace house. This watercolour paper is amazing, but this time I used it with acrylic paint rather than… Continue Reading →
My friend Jake Bussell ran his first live draw along workshop on YouTube yesterday. He normally runs life drawing classes and teaches drawing, so because of the lockdown he decided to start a weekly online live stream to inspire his… Continue Reading →
At the Science Gallery, next to Kings College London, they are running an exhibition about Gender. Personal experiences form the starting point, looking beyond the simple binary categories of male and female. Individual stories and their broader contexts reveal an… Continue Reading →
