Wirral Met. Accredited by John Moores University, Liverpool

The images I have produced and print methods I used are certainly not what I would have predicted at the beginning of this year. I have simply followed each small development trying to be relaxed and not dictate in advance what the outcome should be. This form of evolution has made me work in ways that are unfamiliar and uncomfortable for me. The wax 3 dimensional forms did not work out, but I have developed another area of my work in the printed and folded 3d forms. Though I am pleased with the overall outcome there are prints that I would like to do again to make technical/spatial improvements needed. I used collage and digital printing, which became a very exciting way of working and producing some interesting and unexpected images. I feel I have now worked too closely, for too long with the Phyllotaxic pattern prints to be able to appreciate them fully and look forward to viewing them after a period of time has passed.

Well I have been away from blogging longer than I thought!

The deadline for our print work was 10am last Tues. 16^th. It was a far less stressful experience than my last deadline at Christmas. I have yet to decide whether this is a good thing or not! Obviously its great not to be worked up, but you can sometimes get a lot extra done under pressure. I am hoping it is just because my planning was better. The work was definitely produced steadily over the year. Here are some pictures I intend to post some more later.