166 bpm.

After months of planning, our Walcot Chapel exhibition was a great sucess! All 10 of us deserve a pat on the back for the hard work we put in. The private view night was fantastic, the drinks were flowing and so were the compliments about our work, a very big thank you to everyone who came and supported us!

Here's some photographs that were taken of my work in the exhibition. I am pleased I exhibited this piece and now need to motivation to keep it going. At 12ft long it's already quite a long piece, but I aim to get it around 20ft long ready for it to be displayed in the American Museum, Bath, in May!

My first hard ground etching.

Stings like a bee.

Unfortunately, etchings don't get much justice being scanned and posted on a blog, but here's a few of my first attempts.

BzZzZz.

It's been a while since I attempted to draw, needs a bit of practise, but I found it quite relaxing drawing these bee's!

Art Exhibition.

As part of my degree, myself and 9 other students on my course have organised an art exhibition. We've worked hard fundraising, getting sponsers to help and creating our own artwork to put in the exhibition. Check out our blog!
http://166bpm.blogspot.com/

Jessica Albarn.

The intricate detail in this fine line drawing by Jessica Albarn with a hidden geometry, created using gloss varnish that shine under direct light, is outstanding!

 

'balancing bee honey'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'butterfly with geometric flowers (silver)'

 

 

I heart toaster.

Orange Bulldog clips and an urban brick wall, simply marvelous with this spraypaint hand stencil.

'The toasters have entertained the streets since 1999, appearing on posters, banners, stickers and murals all over the world from berlin, stockholm, los angeles, san francisco, tokyo, rio de janeiro, sao paulo, buenos aires, montevideo, sydney, new york, paris, peckham. everywhere.'