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BLOGGING: 30 Days of Drawing has begun. I’m nervous and excited and I really hope lots of people are inspired to take part and to practice drawing. USA: I’m still pretty exhausted from my travels so far, but had a […]

If anyone has ten minutes, please complete this survey on how artists make use of internet. This will used for postgrad research and the deadline is July 10th. It’s an interesting area that I’m sure I could be better at […]

Had a productive day, both on the filming side and on the editing/ computer side. A word of advice for technophobes out there: working out how to use these new cameras, with only internal or flash memory, is quite a […]

I’ve had some really good news, I’m going to be taking part in an exhibition back home in Ireland in October. I feel both apprehensive and excited at the same time. It’s a really good opportunity for me. I work […]

It has now been a week since we got here, it actually feels like less, I don’t know, times keeps changing- to begin with the days seemed longer, now they seem shorter- maybe it means I’m settling into a routine […]

This week I have mostly been pretending to be Turner. Except I haven’t. Neither have I been pretending to be Monet or Doig. For what is to be the exact polar opposite of this painting, (a rainy picnic outside a […]

It as been nearly a month since I wrote anything, wish I could write it’s because I have been too busy, but I have not just working in my Part-Time job which I have taken on extra shifts to save […]

The last months have been so intense I have neglected my blog, again! After discovering that I received the highest marks in my year I am not sure I have a lot to say, as in the end it was […]

All finished and I think for my first effort at set design it isn’t bad at all. Today I had to finish the shop window and it’s contents and the window above the door. I was slightly nervous drawing whilst […]

Last week I avoided all football by going to Nottingham to see Beth Heaney’s work at Malt Cross gallery as part of the Synapse review. I’m finding cafes in Nottingham more accommodating, and potentially a better context for an exhibition […]

i was at Marine Studios in Margate for their First Friday event, which on this occasion was about natural navigation, – navigating without maps basically and reading the natural world for signs – where I bumped into Rob Turner of […]