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Helen Dearnley

International artist and illustrator based in Lincoln. www.helendblackbird.co.uk helendearnley@yahoo.co.uk

helendearnley@yahoo.co.uk

Simulacra And Simulations

By: Helen Dearnley
This is my post graduate blog documenting how I continue and develop a working practice, balancing finding work with single parenthood. Dolls form a continuing theme throughout my practice following Read on…

Helen Dearnley, 'For The Love of Hirst', fabric, wire, wadding, sequins, stitch, March 2008. Photo: the artist. A fabric doll version of Damien Hirst's For The Love of God. Approx 20cm x 20cm x 5cm

Helen Dearnley, 'The Bride of Duchamps', fabric, stitch, cardboard, wire, wool, March 2008. Photo: the artist. A doll version of Duchamps' Fountain, this fabric re-construction is made of bridal material, hence the working title 'The Bride of Duchamps'. It is a working maquette, and could also be rendered to a much larger scale.

Helen Dearnley, 'For The Love of Hirst', fabric, wire, wadding, sequins, stitch, March 2008. Photo: the artist.

Helen Dearnley, 'Helen Dearnley'. maquette / model doll gallery

Helen Dearnley, 'Helen Dearnley'. maquette / model doll gallery

Helen Dearnley, 'Helen Dearnley'. maquette / model doll gallery

'Helen Dearnley'.

'Helen Dearnley'.

'Helen Dearnley'.

'Helen Dearnley'.

'The Lady Of Shalott'. "And moving thro' a mirror clear, that hangs before her all the year, Shadows of the world appear"

No mirrors were actually broken (by the artist) in the making of this doll!

Helen Dearnley, 'The Lady Of Shalott', card, print, 18th July 2009. Down she came and found a boatBeneath a willow left afloat,And round about the prow she wrote'The Lady of Shalott

Helen Dearnley. Lying, robed in snowy white That loosely flew to left and right-- The leaves upon her falling light-- Thro' the noises of the night She floated down to Camelot;

Helen Dearnley, 'The Lady of Shalott - doll', mixed media, July 2009. She left the web, she left the loom; She made three paces thro' the room, She saw the water-lily bloom, She saw the helmet and the plume, She look'd down to Camelot. Out flew the web and floated wide; The mirror crack'd from side to side;

Helen Dearnley, 'The Lady of Shalott ', July 2009.

I sell t-shirts with this design on @ RedBubble

Queen Victoria's bathing machine at Osbourne House, Isle Of Wight

Helen Dearnley.

Helen A, 'Helen Dearnley'.

Helen A, 'Lego Light Space Modulator'. Lego Light Space Modulator for Apparatjik @ Neue Nationagalerie in Berlin.

Helen A.

Helen Dearnley, 'untitled'. Character illustrated for The GArden Of Forking Paths, Labyrinths, Jorge Luis Borges

Helen Dearnley, 'The Pavilion Of The Limpid Solitude', mixed media; origami acetate print, felt, foamboard.

Helen Dearnley. B.J. Nilsen @ Spire @ Lincoln Cathedral for Frequency Digital Arts Festival 2011

Helen Dearnley, 'book illustration commission', digital.

University of Lincoln

By: Helen Dearnley
Currently studying BA Hons Fine Art and Illustration at the University of Lincoln.One of only a few Universities that offer joint honours courses, I combine skills I learn as an illustrator with fine Read on…

Helen Dearnley, charcoal on paper, 2007. Photo: the artist.

Helen Dearnley, charcoal on paper, 2007. Photo: the artist.

digital photograph. Photo: the artist. Thankyou letter and limited edition CD of the sound part of Magne Furuholmen's "Scrabble" Installation, for which I made two dolls for. The details are in another blog, but I am forbidden from posting links to other blogs on here.

Helen Dearnley, 'Manga Magne', fabric, wire, wadding, stitch, May 2007. Photo: the artist.

Helen Dearnley, 'Manga Magne', fabric, wire, wadding, stitch. Photo: the artist.

Helen Dearnley, Gail Young, Anna mather, Louise Mc Kendrick, Sam Lyons, 'The Cabinet of Curiosities'. Photo: Helen Dearnley. mini art exhibition!

Helen Dearnley, Gail Young, Anna mather, Louise Mc Kendrick, Sam Lyons, 'The Cabinet of Curiosities'.

The Cupboard Project Opening

Helen Dearnley, charcoal on paper. Photo: the artist.

Helen Dearnley, charcoal on paper.

Helen Dearnley, digital image.

Helen Dearnley, 'untitled'. Photo: the artist. Curation of studio space in preparation for Degree Show

Helen Dearnley, 'untitled', mixed. Curation of studio space

Helen Dearnley, 'untitled'. curation of studio space

Helen Dearnley, 'The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non - Existent Universe', digital print. Photo: the artist. working cover design for the comic book.The title is a working title for my show, a reference to Philip K. Dick.

Helen Dearnley, 'The Last Days of the Lacuna Cabal', fabric, stitch and digital images Digital image. Book Jacket design197 x 130mm

Helen Dearnley, digitally manipulated photograph. Photo: the artist. image taken from The Unreal God And Aspects of His Nonexistent Universe

myself, 'The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non - Existent Universe', drawing tape on wall, 16th May 2008. Photo: myself.

myself, 'The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non - Existent Universe', mixed, 16th May 2008. Photo: myself. close up of comic book

myself, 'The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non - Existent Universe', ink on newsprint, 16th May 2008. Photo: myself. Close up of pages 3 & 4of the comic The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non-Existent Universe.

myself , 'The Unreal God And Aspects of His Non - Existent Universe', ink on newsprint, 16th May 2008. Photo: myself. close up of pages 5 and 6 of the comic The Unreal God And Aspects Of His Non-Existent Universe

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