Visual & Written Communication
This post is being used to track the events mentioned in the Bible and will be updated in real-time as I read. The tracker's purpose is to be a reference document that I can return to each time an event is mentioned.
This post is being used to track the people and entities mentioned in the Bible and will be updated in real-time as I read. The tracker's purpose is to be a reference document that I can return to each time a person or entity is mentioned.
This post is being used to track the locations mentioned in the Bible and will be updated in real-time as I read. The tracker's purpose is to be a reference document that I can return to each time a location is mentioned.
So, this is where it all begins... Genesis - the Creation of the world.
I have at intervals in my life intended to read the Bible. Now is the time to do so. All while writing my thoughts and findings along the way.
In 2023 I curated Creating Futures, an exhibition to celebrate Waltham Forest College's 85th anniversary, and wrote the accompanying book...
I recently bought myself a set of acrylic paints - red, yellow, blue, white and black - with the intention of creating some larger paintings for my Mapping Suprematism project. I also thought it would be a good opportunity to gain more experience with colour mixing by working directly from the primaries...
Inspired by the last futurist painting I created, I have now completed this train painting. The process of start to completion went through a few more phases than usual. I tend to create as I go for the majority of my artwork with very little planning beforehand. However, this time, I started with some very rough initial sketches to explore the different ways I could style the train.
Just a few photos of architecture during my day out in Cambridge.
A few weeks ago, I stumbled across the Russian contemporary artist Georgy Kurasov. I liked the way he fitted the form of the object being painted into geometric shapes. As a result, I've been inspired to try my own, albeit much simpler, piece.
Visually Interesting 