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My computer has become an indispensable part of my creative life. Rather than designing for textiles , the textiles themselves sometimes become a starting point for the images. By combining with art work, drawings and photos these images are an extension to my textile work. Below are some of my pieces, not all are textile, metal and paper are also involved.
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Computer drawing in the style of Howard Hodgkin |
Jewellery was designed using the drawing as inspiration. |
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Purse for jewellery |
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Book cover based on scanned images of a lily |
Container using the same imagery |
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Spice Jars, a quilt using heat transferred images which, when quilted, give an impression of leather |
Apple Tree Spice, a quilt using printed paper as part of the fabric as well as heat transferred imagery. See the article in Design-It, the magazine of the CTDGe |
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This complex image is inspired by the series of quilts I made based on horses. The original inspiration came from a painting by Walter Crane of horses and the sea. This is a Giclėe print. |
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I teach City & Guilds Creative Computing On-Line course 7822-42 at DesignMatters I also teach at Westhope College, Shropshire. I have had several articles published on the subject. |
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