Christmas

Christmas cards are always a fun activity...
These were made from photographs I took on my way to Uni last year.
I put the images onto etching plates and then printed them. 

Chilly Times

"To see a world in a grain of sand,
and heaven in a wild flower,
hold infinity in the palm of your hand
and eternity in an hour"
William Blake

Hello Bath,
Its been a while, but Im enjoying living in you again.
I forgot how beautiful you are

In the library about a month ago, I found a book by a photographer called Phillip Toledano. Its about his days spent with his father and it inspired me so I took my own photos of people. 

This guys called Stuart and I particularly like him. Probably only because he wanted to sit next to me. but I really did want to be his friend.

  

You have allowed me to suffer much hardship,
but you will restore me to life again.
And lift me from the depths of the earth.
You will restore me to even greater honour
and comfort me once again.

Psalm 71:20-21

Herbs!

Ohhhh yay! Plants!

While I sit here eating my dutch waffles I can honestly say Amsterdam is my favourite city in the whole world. It deserves only the finest so I took black and white photographs and Im sure there will be a blog post about it soon. A rat fell out of a tree, we visited Rembrandts house, saw lots of Van Goghs paintings, rode bikes, sat in a house boat and visited the flower market about 10000 times.

I stayed with Katie in Portugal and read books, played cards and enjoyed her company. I went to a fish market with her family and there was a man who was making cat noises, it was really odd because he was being deadly serious, cutting up his fish, whilst making cat noises. That is not normal. Anyway, I took A LOT of photographs in Portugal because everything looks beautiful in the sun.

And one day we took photographs of cows in a frame because that is truly creative.

New-Wine is a place for Jesus enthusiasts. We ran a place called Flava cafe which we painted signs for and made bunting... This was so much fun and it was lovely to share a tent with my friendEllie and spend a lot of time with God.

I have a lot of catching up on here to do!.... Firstly this summer has been lovely and there are lot of snapshots. So I will start from the beginning... These are from a seaside town called Appledore. We stayed in a cottage (We being my family... Mum, Dad, Tom, Olivia and I)(Adam and Lucie slept in their camper-van because they are too cool to be normal).

Anne Frank has made me truly appreciate life. Even on days like this when its raining, the apples I planned on stewing are too difficult to reach, Fabric-land doesn't have the curtain lining I need and I have mislaid my ego.  Oh, what a hard life I lead!  

Multi-Exposures

I was just thinking to myself earlier... (I am on my own at the moment so I have a lot of time to think about pointless things) but I was thinking... imagine if the images you saw through your eyeballs were always multiple exposures. And the images that went into your mind would be what you saw in-front of you and what you saw behind you and that made me wonder why we can only see whats in-front of us and not whats all around us.

I am creating a blog entry to illustrate how interesting the english seaside can be!

Recent Creations

I didn't make this necklace, Thomas did. Its soo good though... I thought I should put it up