And here's some more....

Lizzie Barnes Textiles : Surface pattern for Interiors - Swansea.

Candy Bradford Wimbledon College of Art - BA (hons) Theatre and Screen; Costume Design.

Isobel Mclaughlin BA (hons) Primary Education.

Katherine Taylor BA (hons) Printed Textile and Surface Pattern Design - Leeds.

Alice Pickworth BA (hons) Textile Practice - Manchester Met.

James Macoll BA (hons) Gaphic Design - Swansea.

Kate Probert-Jones BA(hons) Printed textiles and Surface pattern - Leeds College of Art.



Foundation students - Final show...Textiles

Below is a selection of Textile work by the foundation students...well done guys...and goodluck in your future career paths.

Kat Aspinal Cardiff BA (hons) Illustration 

Lucy Warman Bath Spa BA (hons) Textile Design for Interior and Fashion.

Jess Lloyd Somerset College of Arts FDA Theatrical Makeup.

Lily Stockley Uni of West England BA (hons) Graphic design.

Jennifer Wilson Higgins Brighton BSC Product Design.

Ellen Cordwell BA (hons) Fashion Design with Business Studies -  Brighton.

Ellen Delafield BA (hons) Fashion Design - Manchester Met.

Hanni Lane London College of Fashion BA (hons) Fashion Design.

Scott Lincoln BA (hons) Fashion Design - Newport.

 Lauren Farnell BA (hons) Textile Design - Birmingham. 

Foundation Show 2

...and here's some more work produced in the 3D, Cermaics and Small Metals Workshops.  Sorry to have to say goodbye to the Foundation Students, they've been a lovely and lively bunch!
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Barney, Sand blasted Mirror.

  Alexana - Mixed Media Sculpture



 Josh - Sheet Steel Sculpture

Foundation Show

This years show was really good with some amazing work...here are some images of work produced in Small Metals

Large Scale Monoprints

These large abstract monoprints were produced by Kaz and Danni from ED2 for the Affordable Arts Fair and proved very popular with buyers. They both managed to sell most of their prints.

PHOTO-POSITIVE LITHO IN THE SUN

Mark from Fine Art is producing a series of photo-litho prints. Normally we would expose the plate to ultraviolet light on the exposure unit in the Textile Workshop but as it was such a sunny day we decided it would be more fun to expose the plate in the sun. This takes 3 minutes as opposed to 90 seconds on the exposure unit and also gave Mark the chance to catch some rays! Above is a photographic breakdown of the process which starts with the exposure of the plate using a black and white positive transparency in the contact frame. The contact frame is hung in a favourable position facing direct sunlight. Once exposed, the plate is then developed and rinsed. When it is dry, the plate is damped down with fountain solution and rolled-up with litho ink. The plate is then printed using the star-wheel etching press.