1) 19 projects, 10 fineliners and 5 marker pads later…
I recently celebrated a year of blogging by exhibiting a print called Everything I made in a year at the Art Sells exhibition in London. Organised by two girls who work in a well known London advertising agency, it was open to any ‘frustrated creative’ working within the wider creative industry. I wouldn’t say I was frustrated but I liked the concept, and submitted two pieces, one being accepted. It was the first time I had exhibited any of my work, which was quite a thrill, and hopefully I can have another crack at it next year.
I’d love to know a little more about the type of craft project you’d like to see more off. And to make it easier to get your feedback I’m running my first poll! If you have time please have a go.
Hi Scott
I would love to see more recycled stuff. The baked beans cans are quite cute and easy to make, I like the candle holder. would love to see more of those.
Wow Sott! Amazing. I had no idea this is what you have been up to!
Wow this is so cool! So many great projects here to do I’m going to have to try some. Great work!
Wow, you take writing manuals and design to a level I’ve never seen before. Terrific work!
Just get in and do these . . . fabulous blog.
As an artist and young children’s teacher I cannot rate the idea of invent and build highly enough . . . brilliant!
http://www.andrewherridge.co.uk
Wow! You are super impressive!
Thanks Heather. Scott:)
is this for sale? where can i get one? Its amazing!
please email me info! thanks.
Thanks Hannah, I haven’t thought about selling a print – I only have one at the moment! Thanks Scott
While I don’t make crafts specifically for children, (most of my crafts are simple enough) and I don’t use recycled materials (I try to find things that are available at ordinary stores) I think my site might meet most of your other requirements. I try to teach new techniques and yet allow the crafter to make professional looking objects. Please check it out.
Good morning / evening
I saw your work at curbly’s, What you did looks great but with 1 problem,,,
I can’t read the illustrations very clearly due to the font’s type you’re using, I went to your blog hopping that its better, alas… the same.
I know it’s your style but is there any way to use clearer font?
Either way thank you : )
Hi Milani, Try downloading the project files, they contain a PDF of the illustrations at a higher resolution – that might help. Thanks for the comment. Scott