Category Archives: flow

The Severn Bore at Minus Four – what #fun the #snow was! #360

The Severn Bore at Minus Four (also on Medium) Thursday, the second of March, 2018. The UK was in shut-down due to the Beast from the East and Emma. Both arrived with fanfares a-blowing, the weather channels in their element as they shared endless predictions and warnings. Yellow, amber red — no, it’s ok, the red is onlyContinue reading “The Severn Bore at Minus Four – what #fun the #snow was! #360”

FROM 180 DEGREE PANORAMIC DRAWINGS TO 360 DEGREE FILMS – IT ALL ADDS UP!

Since beginning the panoramic drawings, which spanned 180 degrees on each side of the river, I have developed new works by adding that up to being 360 degrees – it feels like a natural progression back into moving image work. You can see them on this page. The imagery is edited and pared down inContinue reading “FROM 180 DEGREE PANORAMIC DRAWINGS TO 360 DEGREE FILMS – IT ALL ADDS UP!”

Mentoring, critical friend & practical artist support. a-n bursaries announced, take a look

I have spotted there are a-n bursaries available for professional development, so am flagging it up to anyone who has enquired, or is thinking about seeking, a critical friend or mentoring support. I have a track record of working with artists and art led groups. Am based in the SW of UK but can helpContinue reading “Mentoring, critical friend & practical artist support. a-n bursaries announced, take a look”

A week of balance and decision making, or not, it’s all about choice

On Wednesday, I had a very interesting discussion with someone I had not met before, all about the choices we make in life. This is because last week I had my head down in a tender for a contract that would be wonderful to do. But the tender was huge, the budget low. And IContinue reading “A week of balance and decision making, or not, it’s all about choice”

The Chris Packham documentary has helped me consider why I found making my Crowdfunder film very hard to do.

Is it because it’s also hard for the viewer to watch? I watched the documentary about Chris Packham the other day (catch it on BBC iPlayer if you haven’t seen it). It was the best TV I’ve seen for a long time. It was excruciating to watch in some places, and, equally, felt like aContinue reading “The Chris Packham documentary has helped me consider why I found making my Crowdfunder film very hard to do.”

There’s something brewing next to the River Severn………

….because I’ve been drawing it for months and secretly writing away – gathering local history, anecdotal stories, tall tales, magical musings and amusing magical facts. And they are all about both sides of the river and encourage you to consider what it’s like on the other side. Now it all has to be gathered togetherContinue reading “There’s something brewing next to the River Severn………”