Following my link up with City Lions & RBKC Libraries for their annual Creative Collective Exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, happy to say several of the artworks from the schools I helped facilitate students in creating, made it in the final exhibition after a public vote YAY! (Although my personal faves didn’t make it Ah well)
Looking at a blank piece of paper & starting anything can be a daunting thing, especially creating some art / an expression of self, and especially when you only have 1hr to do it.…
Currently taking bookings for bespoke art-based workshops I usually run throughout the year, including half-terms / holidays at schools, libraries, youth clubs, community spaces, or even at home, like this recent ‘FABpacks’ session for a bunch of high energy 10year olds who created some pretty impressive results – on ya backs or on ya walls, we do it alls! 🤩
Great workshop session with the youth at KIMBER SKATE PARK in Wandsworth designing cross body pouches & sharing some custom wisdom on creating your own swag over things we often purchase due to societal swag pressures, especially during them impressionable early years…time to take stock, and educate the youth on the power of simply wearing YOU regardless of logos / name brands justifying your worth…
*Blank canvas Sense Of You SOY sauce REAL drip💧🌟
Shout out Charlie & Aaron for supporting the session 🙂
I recently delivered some online work experience sessions for art students at Coulsdon College alongside FMM Pop Up. My role was to share my knowledge and pinsight of the arts industry to motivate & help students better understand things from someone who’s actually in the game. I then provided a brief for the students to get creative and knock out some work with only a day to do it…
THE TASK: As a group or in pairs, think about how you can create a positive change in the area where you live.…
The graphic signage at the start and end of Church St. Market inspired the original concept of the mural artwork. The colours really popped like the fruits / veg and energy of the area. The blockyness of the sign signified to me this element of ‘the building blocks of community’ so wanted to explore that more.…
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