Pencils out

Recently I have been contributing to a non profit zine called PRISM conceived by my friend Rosa Tyhurst. 10 people are contributing and for the each issue we get set a different task. In the first issue we were asked to write about an artist that we admire and draw a picture of them. I picked Sam Winston. My drawing skills are a bit rusty but in the end I was quite proud of my little sketch. Here it is.

Summers coming

Photograph I took with my Holga camera last summer.

DJ Lemur

An illustration I did for a friends poster. Lemur is cut out of black paper and an article about Madagascar.

Cake Bold

Another cake creation to kick start my re-blogging. See Flickr for more.

Babybel typeface.

bah! to those who said you shouldn't play with your food.

I like cake.

Click on my flickr link to various cakes I have made in my cake portfolio!

Carrot gun

Continuing my collection of unusual carrots found in the supermarket.

Reading Festival

Found this photo I took in 2007. Wish I was going again in 2009!

Knitted gingerbread house

On display in a shopping centre in North Devon.

Wow. Serious needle skills.

Round the clock

My mums VW golf went completely around the mile counter!

Mirror packaging.

Some conceptual packaging I did in first year. 

Carrot Momerath

I found this weird conjoined carrot and decided it looked like a momerath from Alice and Wonderland. I'm sure you'll agree the resemblance is uncanny!

Button Necklace

I made this.

Indecisive Jelly Baby

Found in a packet my grandma gave me.

The Borrowers

Some photographs taken as research for a film looking at scale. Playing with scale is fun.

My Transport

Photomontage

Bubble wrap wall...

A project in which we had to create something useful for freshers at Kingston University. Our solution..... a bubble wrap wall! Designed to alleviate stress whilst also acting as a social activity.

In collaboration with Tom Carey, Sarah Brenkly and Sarah Burnett.   

In the dark - pinhole photography

Pin-hole cameras

These are all 26 home-made pin hole cameras that we used for our 'In the Dark' photography project. As you can see there is quite a range of cans that can be purchased from Sainsburys! We found that coke cans produced the best photographs. Due to their shape and construction, we had to convince several people that we weren't carrying around explosives!